Greynolds Golf Course

Greynolds offers both the single worst golf conditions I have ever played as well as a great value for what you get.
If you are – like me – a mediocre golfer (at best) who does not have their own clubs, Greynolds can be played at a super cheap price relative to other courses. That said, the greens are in horrific condition, the fairways are merely OK, and the amenities are meh.
Nice folks working at the course make up for the poor playing conditions.
I’d recommend for those who aren’t too serious about golf but are on a budget. It gets the job done.

It’s not the best golf course in the world by any means. It’s fairways are patchy and the greens are not the best. But for a quick 9 holes this place is always dependable. It has a special place in my heart as I learned to play golf here and have been coming back for over 15 years.

A really nice 9 hole golf course with a few long par 5’s. Good scenery and never overly crowded. Its very inexpensive. Great for novices as the regulars are very understanding when there actually is a crowd. No driving range so warm up before you get there. Everyone there is courteous and helpful.

I’ve always dug Greynolds Golf Course… with that being said, I’m by no means a serious golfer. I’m the kind of dude who enjoys getting out on the course on a Friday afternoon and hitting a few balls with a friend who sucks as equally as I do. Nothing fancy, see?
Greynolds is 9-​hole course tucked away in a northeast NMB neighborhood and is accessible from NE 24^th Ave and Miami Gardens Drive or via West Dixie Hwy.
The greens fee is dirt cheap since it is a Miami-​Dade county park. The staff is relatively nice and they do serve beer in cans at the makeshift clubhouse. Everything screams 1958 on this course… the carts are ancient, the clubhouse has that «old guy» smell and there are cigar butts everywhere. But I friggin’ dig that!
You wont see the likes of Arnold Palmer or Tiger Woods (or his ho’s) out here but it does have character.
Here’s some of the weirdest, yet true tales from Greynolds: There are packs of raccoons running around that steal your golf balls (and beer) if you’re not paying attention (see photos), there was a plane that crash landed on the 9^th fairway a few months ago and there’s an assortment of dead animal carcasses and religious paraphernalia left over from the previous night’s Santeria sacrifice on the 5^th hole that turn up quite a bit. (Only in Miami!)
Don’t let any of that scare you… think of it as a bonus.
This course isn’t half bad. I’ve played on much worse and for a heftier price… and without all the cool/​weird shit going on around you!
Greynolds Golf Tip: This place gets overrun by French Canadian tourists between the months of October through March and everyone who knows anything about the relationship between French Canadians and golf will know that the two DO NOT go together! Try and avoid these months at all costs as it may result in a serious 2^nd degree murder charge against you.
~Bobby (Not a fan of French Canadians)

This is a typical municipal 9 hole golf course in Florida. The staff was very friendly.
If you are looking to warm up your game or bring a beginner out for a challenge.
The fairways and greens were in okay shape, probably 2 stars. The bunkers and staff are the reason for the 3 stars. We rented clubs and they were useable, I did have to club up from my own clubs. I was able to hit fairways and greens with them, so they were okay.
I recommend if you are looking for a muni-​course, this one is an average one.