Cypress Lakes Golf Course

Robbie Ramirez

Club attendees were awesome especially Roger. I'm new to golf he was very helpful. Plus it's a public course on federal land. Tax free. So equipment is quiet the value.

James Boblak

The wardens spend their day shouting at people. All throughout our round we heard them chasing after kids and literally shouting from their carts. As embarrassing as that was, it was worse was when one of the (off duty!) wardens came racing over on his cart and began shouting at me and my father-in-law about where we should be driving the cart. He made fun of the fact that my father-in-law is visiting from England, and went on to browbeat both of us for several minutes. This warden wears an eye patch - but only when he's accosting people - we saw him again later playing golf without the patch. He pretended not recognize us when we chatted up his partner a few holes later. He's old enough to know better, but seriously needs to be reminded of his manners. In different company I would have provided that reminder personally. The restaurant closes whenever they feel like it's a waste of money to keep it open. We finished our round before 4pm, and they had closed. Also, the staff smoke inside the pro shop. If you're fourteen years old and want to antagonize and be chased around by aggressive wardens, this is the place for you. At my age I can tell you for sure, I'll _never_ come back to this flat, rocky, boring course.

DMac McMillan

Awesome golf course.

Matthew Shiroma

I played here for my 1st time on July 23rd with some local friends. Cypress is a decent military/open-to-the-public golf course. It's a fairly flat course with average speed greens. The fairways are a bit firm, and your drives run a bit further than usual. The pace of play was good. It was a satisfying experience for the lower-than-the-other-courses price.