Trident Lakes Golf Club

3/21/2010 This is an update to my last two years ago. The new clubhouse is now completed with a very nice resturant - which serves breakfast on the weekends and with normal hours of 11AM into the afternoon. There''s a patio which looks over the 18th green. The Pro Shop (seperate facility)is now fully active serving all of your golf needs. The gift shop in the club house is expanding what it carries for all golfers.

The course is in good shape - difficult as always for the average golfer with nice greens - lots of water and sandtraps - gators and other wildlife - including nesting Osprey (2 sets) and Heron. Deer, hawks, woodpeckers and even wild hogs can be seen from time to time.

As I''ve stated before the scratch golfer or one looking for Sawgrass will be unhappy - but all others should enjoy their experience! chuck

This is a course which has constantly improved over the years! One expecting a Private Club will be disappointed but for an open golf course this is pretty Good! It''s on a military reservation and has multiple constraints - yet continues to improve. It''s a fun course and for those in the low to medium handicaps a fun round of golf. It''s also a great course to learn to play and improve your game. I can see also that many low handicap golfers might find the course too easy or not a high enough quality - or those who belong to private clubs elsewhere. And the pro is both friendly and knowledgeable!

We were very happy with the course. Cindy who helped us in the golf shop was very pleasant. The course was very interesting and somewhat challenging.We enjoyed ourselves very much andwe'll be back.

Poopie

This Golf Course is horrible. The fairways have no grass, the greens are slow, and the tees aren't level. The pro, Kevin Doetch is probably one of the most errogant people I have ever met, it's a shame the Navy doesn't have a better facility.