Juliette Falls Golf Course

My family and I LOVE playing this course, but it’s really sad how poorly my dad and I were just treated on what was supposed to be a great outing together.
My dad booked a tee time for 3:14 this afternoon, but when we got there the man working in the pro shop said he didn’t have a reservation for us, not just that but we were never entered into the computer at all. We did… I heard him on the phone clearly make a tee time for 3:14 on Saturday afternoon. The employee was extremely rude to us, saying we were wrong, despite my dad trying to go through the course of events explaining who he had spoken to on the phone and what time he had called.
The employee didn’t want to hear it. Told my dad it was his mistake, and didn’t apologize. No trying to make it right. No offer to come back another time… Nothing. Just nastiness and insisting the mistake was not on behalf of Juliette Falls.
So we’re off to a different course now. Steer clear of Juliette Falls if you would like to be treated with respect. It’s too bad, I’ll miss this course.

There are few things worse to me than making a first time visit via long car trip to a golf property and being disappointed with my waste of time and gas money.
That’s also why a place like Juliette Falls is so special, because it is truly worth the extra effort.
I’ve rarely seen a Florida golf course with this type of grass and such attention to detail on the edges of the greens.
The layout resembles World Woods in a way, and dare I suggest, on some holes is even better than Pine Barrens.
Little bit of everything out there including total bunkers, water hazards, elevation changes, and risk/​reward shots.
I truly loved the three-​hole stretch to end the front side: #7 is a long Par 3 with trouble all down the right side and some beautiful, almost California-​style landscaping around the green. #8 is a Par 4 dogleg left where the approach plays downhill to a green in a bowl. #9 is a short Par 4 from an elevated tee where driver is not necessarily the play and water protects the front and left side of a tabletop-​like green.
The pro shop and bar area is intimate, yet impressive and staffed by friendly employees who really care about your business.
If you do use the men’s room, look for a photo on the wall of five bikini-​clad girls posing on the rocks of some of the fine landscaping on the golf course. Not sure if these women work the beverage carts, because it was the coldest day of Daylight Savings Time when I played it and jackets and long pants were the appropriate attire.
Also, if nobody is behind you on the #11 fairway, find the plaque about 240 yards to the center of the green where Ian Baker-​Finch made double eagle, drop a bonus ball and take a rip at the same shot. (See enclosed photo that I took of this.)

We had a party of ten paying to golf. We bought ten meals and multiple rounds of beer. We were the only group on the course and there are no residents surrounding the gold course because the community was never developed. We were kicked off the golf course after the 9^th hole. We were treated with extreme disrespect by a woman named Pam who claimed we were ruining the landscape (we accidentally ran through some rocks next to the clubhouse). The fact that our group spent so much money only to get kicked out for a minor offense speaks volume about the management skills.