Isle Dauphine Golf Course

Excellent gulf golf course. It is a golf course on the beach, so there are many challenges, but worth it. The course was in excellent condition, at great prices, and challenging yet relaxing. I recommend it if you are in the area and want a fun round without taking out a loan to play on the beach. Dale and his wife are the nicest people I met on my trip, and they are doing a fantastic job with this course. I can't wait to go back. 10/10

If you’re a serious golfer I’d recommend going somewhere else. Friendly staff tho, pricey for the quality of the course but you’re right in the gulf and don’t have to leave the island to golf. Would make for an interesting golf show to have pro golfers play at this course to see how well they pan out.

The golf course has a lot of potential, but unfortunately they aren’t utilizing any of it. 4 out of the 18 fairways could almost be considered good. There wasn’t a single good green, not even the putting green, to the point I just picked up once I got my ball on the green. None of the tee boxes were good. They were mostly sand with a few tuffs of grass that weren’t even cut short. I would think a beachside golf course would at least have good sand traps, seeing there is sand everywhere , but even those were full of weeds. The lips of the bunkers were over grown with knee high grass. Some of the cart paths were so overgrown that you get hit by limbs driving down them. The course has poor signage (where to go for next hole, also no signage on the club “house”). We gave up on finding it and ended up going in Pirate’s to ask them. As for the positive, the course wasn’t busy and didn’t have to wait on any holes to tee off, unfortunately I think that is due to the conditions. I’ve played several beachfront golf courses and this by far ranks the lowest. $45 seemed pretty cheap before experiencing the course, but after it is too high for the course we played. I understand a course can lose the greens for a year, whether it be disease or burnt out, but there’s no aspect of the course that is in good shape. I wouldn’t recommend playing here. I think you would be less frustrated playing putt putt than attempting to roll a straight putt across the greens here. I’m sorry for seeming harsh, but it doesn’t even appear to be a work in progress.