Dubsdread Golf Course

Played there today and found the course good. It was very wet due to the rain over the last week. The golf shop was very helpful in getting our clubs to the cart. Valet parking is free. Everyone their was really at our service.

Used to love this place. Went very often. However, the last 3 times we have been there the service was terrible. Not sure if there were not enough servers, if they were new and untrained, or just having a bad night (seemed distracted and socializing with each other when diners are in need of things, attempting to get their attention). I want to like this restaurant again and put it back into our frequent rotation — hope they get their act back together.

I’ve been to Dubsdread before to visit the Tap Room and left there feeling like the food was good. A little pricey, but overall a good place to frequent.
Today was the first time I played their golf course. As a 7 handicapper, I was anxious to try something that looked pretty short on the scorecard.
The staff was nice, but there was no semblance of organization with the tee times. We played our round in 5 hours and 30 minutes and had 2 groups backed up on nearly every tee box. Even from the back tee’s I played driver 5 times total (1 long par 4 on the front and the other 4 on the back 9) — and on the front 9 I kept it in the bag on the par 5. Thought the layout was tight and water was definitely in play on nearly every hole on the front 9.
Fairways were in decent shape and the greens rolled true except for the myriad of pitch marks on the green.
Overall, decent old style course with a above average practice area. Wouldn’t go back unless a great deal arose because the layout left much to be desired.

If you want to get treated like crap I suggest you come to this golf course. everybody was rude and very unhelpful. manager acted like a snobby jerk. I suggest you go to Winter Pines

My son and fiancée are getting married here next month so we gave the pub a try. Food was good but was expensive…

Quite a challenging course located in beautiful old Orlando. This golf course has had so much developed around it. The way it weaves through neighborhoods adds to its charm. It has been around for nearly 100 years and is amazing how well it was kept up and plays.

Went here for lunch to celebrate a co-​workers birthday. They offer complimentary valet parking; however, we decided to self park. I was very impressed with it being lunchtime that we were able to find a close parking space and seated within five minutes for a party of four.
Since it was a beautiful day out, we chose to sit on the patio with a great view of the golf course. Our drinks were ordered as we perused the menu. I decided on the Rachel. It’s a sandwich with pastrami and cole slaw. I couldn’t decide if I wanted fries or onion rings, the server suggested a combo of fries and onion rings; what a great option.
While we were waiting for our entrees, three more coworkers decided to join us. So that meant we needed a larger table and it was pretty crowded. However, our server within minutes found a larger table to fit everyone.
My Rachel, the sandwich, was quite tasty as were the fries and onion rings. What a great idea! Coleslaw on a sandwich. The service was great as was the atmosphere. I would suggest if you go during lunch, don’t be in a rush; you’ll want to sit and enjoy your meal and the scenery. As for the price, with it being lunch; I thought maybe nothing over $ 10. However, with it being in the location it is and on a golf course, I should’ve expected it. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. Thanks Dubsdread!

Nice little course that still provides for an enjoyable, but challenging, round nearly 100 years later. While the course jtself is just over 6,100 from the tips, each shot requires planning and execution to post a good score. There are tight fairways, several canals, and occasional twists and turns that make can turn a scorecard into something embarrassing. The course does play easier from the up tees, so it is still enjoyable for the higher handicap players.
Dubsdread golf course is always maintained in good condition. The fairways and tee boxes are always nicer While the greens always present nicely from a distance, they are inconsistently shortened and rolled, sometimes making for an annoying round on the greens. There is a Aqua range for warming up or practice, and a large putting green to work on the putting stroke. They also have the dubsdread tap house a few steps from the main club house which has great food and good beers for after the round.
Overall, dubsdread is one of the few remaining public courses in the north orlando area. It provides a good challenge and always is maintained well. While you will not pay resort prices, they occasionally do get pricey but nothing too unreasonable. I would not hesitate to recommend dubsdread if looking for a unique course to play in the north orlando area.

This course is a rat trap!!! Greens were spotted with cancer. Sand might as well have been concrete. Very tight with water right off of the fairways. Penalizes the long hitters that like to grip and rip. Very short with only 2 par 5 holes… the one on the front 9 you need to tee off with an iron… I HATE THAT! Nice staff and friendly service but the course itself was terrible… never again!

Great golf course in good condition. Red tees offer a really short course, lots of choices to match your handicap. Friendly staff at the Pro Shop, check in will give you advice about the course. Golf cart service available at least on the weekend. Good bathrooms mid nine.
Plenty of challenge despite the short distance tees.

The city has done an excellent job restoring and preserving this classic course. It is very scenic here and I love the eclectic neighborhood surrounding it. I usually enjoy it by riding my bike around the perimeter.

Great, reasonably priced golf! Had a great time riding 9 holes. Not ridiculously difficult like many courses, but still a good test. Quiet neighborhood setting.
Would have been a 5, but some old dude stole my ball off of a fairway.

A decent course, certainly not easy, but not ‘stunning’. It’s condition and difficulty is definitely in line with a typical muni. Played here several months ago, and haven’t had any desire to head back her since. However, I now work near here, so as the sun starts setting later, I imagine I’ll make many an appearance here post-​work. … Played here yesterday, and the fairways were rock-​hard. Really no desire to return, but I’m a snob about course-​manicuring.
Orange County residents can play Dubsdread for $ 41 on weekends right now (cart included), or Orange County National for $ 59 (cart included), so that’s what I’m basing this review on. Orange County is a ton better course, especially in terms of ‘manicuring’. But I also VERY MUCH understand that when the average worker is already spending nearly half their daily after-​tax income to play a round of golf, that extra $ 18 really does matter.
Also, as a final reminder, if you become a ‘Premium Passholder’ at Disney World for ~ $ 40 /​month, you can play UNLIMITED at their 9-​hole walking course, Oak Trail. A phenomenal deal for Central Florida golfers.

This is my favorite place to play in Orlando! The renovation done a few years ago was a homerun, or shall I say, hole-​in-​one, by the city. Excellent greens and great rates, especially for Orlando residents. The lighted driving range is open until 10pm and the rates for range balls is on par with other courses. They also allow walking which is great! The restaurant next door, The Tap Room, has some of the best food around.

By Far the best in Orlando! A public course that plays like a private club, conditions are always perfect, and one of the few walking friendly courses in Central FL.
Very challenging layout!

I absolutely love Dubsdread. The total yardage from the back tees does not seem very long but it’s only a par 70 and the slope and rating are accurate so you will get your money’s worth regardless of your skill level. Dubsdread has been a home course for me for years. All throughout my childhood I can remember playing here with my Dad and friends. They always have knowledgeable professionals in the golf shop and they have a solid selection of merchandise. The PGA’s teach on the side and they have pretty decent practice facilities, especially for short game. Recently, within the last couple of years, they remodeled the course. It was not a massive renovation but they did update most tee’s and greens and they reconfigured a couple of holes. I like the new look and it makes the course slightly more challenging. The locker room is not fancy but it gets the job done. They have day lockers, showers, and the facilities are always clean. The half way house has great hot dogs and quick snacks for the turn but don’t fill your self up because the Tap Room is a must after the round. Dubsdread is fully public and the prices are very reasonable. I would recommend this course to both tourists and Central Florida residents. All in all, Dubsdread is one of the best public courses in Orlando mostly because of it’s location and how difficult it is despite the short total yardage.

Only lost 3 balls.