Public · 9 Holes

Sorrento Par 3 Golf Course

1910 Bayshore Road, Nokomis, Florida

PublicMembership

9Holes

Roy Albert AndersonCourse Designer

3.2★17 Reviews

Nokomis, FLLocation

The Club

About Sorrento Par 3 Golf Course

Sorrento Par-3 Golf Course, located in Nokomis, Florida, offers a charming 9-hole executive course designed by Roy Albert Anderson. Built in 1975, this course provides a relaxed golfing experience with a par of 27 and a total length of 627 yards. Golfers can enjoy the scenic layout and challenge themselves on this compact course, which...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart

Pull Cart

Club Rental

Club Fitting

Pro Shop

Golf Lessons

Driving Range

Putting Green

Restaurant

Reception Hall

Changing Room

Real Estate

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2067 Tocobaga Ln

Nokomis, FL

$999,900

Reviews

What People Say

3.2/5

★★★★★

Google · 17 reviews

In summary

Sorrento Par 3 Golf Course is appreciated by some for its affordability, peaceful setting, and friendly staff, making it a suitable spot for practicing short game skills. However, many visitors express concerns about the course's condition, noting issues such as poorly maintained greens and fairways, which detract from the overall golfing experience. While it offers a budget-friendly option, the course's upkeep and amenities may not meet the expectations of all golfers.

★★★★★8 months ago

Completely disheveled - nearly unplayable. I don't know what's up w/ ownership, but maybe pass it on to someone willing to bring it back to life. It's shame, this could be a fun little course.

— Andrew Fisher

★★★★★3 years ago

No frills course. Honor box, $20 for a couple with pull carts. Quiet, we were the only ones on the course. Can't beat the price or the peace n quiet. Good place to work on your short game. Play to green and pick up ur ball, score yourself a birdie or par! Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because they didn't have a beer cart. BYOB. HIT AWAY!

— Bill

★★★★★Edited 3 years ago

A memorable place: Quiet and unrushed (probably because no sign of human habitation was evident on the course, in the club house or in the private homes hugging the fairways); challenging (probably because the "greens" were outdoor carpet laid on rolling hard sand with all the stickiness of a slate-top pool table), and natural (such as the unmowed fairways and the black flood-water stains streaking the "greens" from Hurricane Ian and perhaps several other historic storms). Think of it as a kind of mini-golf with whack-a-mole.

— David Loomis

★★★★★8 years ago

This is not really a golf course. It is mats and carpet for greens. The carpet greens are so hard you cannot land a ball on the green and have them stick. Still for $6 it is pretty cheap. However, the guy made us pay for a walker, so it ended up being a rip-off.

— Rich Ferrini

★★★★★2 years ago