The Landings Golf Club

I’ve been playing golf around St. Pete for a while and honestly avoided this course for years because of mixed opinions, but after finally giving it a try, it’s now one of my favorite local courses. This course plays super fast — I finished 18 holes from the back tees in about 2 hours. It’s perfect for getting a full round in after work, especially with the affordable twilight rates. The greens are excellent and honestly feel more like a private course. The elevated greens, narrow fairways, slopes, bunker placement, and difficult pin locations make it a really fun challenge even though it’s a shorter iron-focused course. You mostly use short and mid irons, and driver is only needed on a couple holes. The new chipping and bunker practice area is a huge improvement, and the driving range is decent for warming up and practicing. One of the coolest parts is the airport nearby — planes are constantly flying in and out every few minutes, which gives the course a unique atmosphere. There are still a few rough spots on the course, including some uneven tee boxes and patchy areas, but if you stay in the fairway the conditions are solid overall. I really hope this course stays successful because there’s a lot of competition in the area, and this place offers a fun, affordable, and quick golf experience that’s hard to find nearby.

Course was in better condition than most of the courses I've played lately

Great time on the course at The Landings. 18 holes packed into a nice and well-manicured green space next to an executive airport runway. Par 3s were scorable and the Par 4s were challenging. Love the long Par 4 at Hole 11. Pace of play was great and the staff were friendly and helpful. Looking forward to visiting again. ⛳️

Fun fast course. 11 o'clock tee time and home by 2. Fairways could use a little work, but understandable with the dry conditions. The bartender was really nice and fast.

I'd leave 0 stars if I could. This course is so close to the road that people are able to hit balls over the tiny excuse for a fence into oncoming traffic which is exactly what happened to me. I was driving by the course on my way home when someone's ball shot over the fence, hit my hood, and chipped my paint. When I went in to see how I can get this taken care of, the employee at the pro shop told me in a rude and condescending tone, "Sorry we can't do anything, liability is on the golfer, so if you don't know we can't help." Tell me, how the hell am I supposed to figure out the golfer that hit my car when I'm driving and trying to focus on the road??? It seems like an excuse by the course to get out of paying people what they are owed for accidents that can EASILY be prevented with a higher fence. What a waste of land and space, you all should be ashamed of yourselves.