PGA National Resort

Golf lessons that could not be better! I spent two days with my instructor Billy Stewart at a two day "camp" golf lesson. My golf game has improved from those two days in so many ways. The lessons from Billy were at the PGA Resort, where we spent the morning on my swing, then on my short game. The facility was very accommodating and professional in all respects. In the afternoon, we played 18 holes on the Match course, and then the next day on the Palmer course. The second day had more instruction in the morning. We worked on putting and then irons and woods from the fairway. Then the second 18 holes. I was getting closer to giving up golf until these two days with Billy at PGA. But now I am ready to golf back home in the Philly area with a new golf swing, a new mindset and a real golf game. No more chunks, tops and misses. Billy's instructions were the best I have ever had hands down. At 68 years of age, I feel like I am striking the ball the way I should be. These days were designed to help my golf game. Yet I enjoyed every second being there. Rita Carrol manages the lessons, schedule and all the necessary details. She is professional, courteous and a great human being. I cannot give a better review of this experience. If you want to improve your golf game and enjoy the PGA facilities and people, this is the place to do it.

A very nice facility on a golf course with plenty of space. The guest rooms are roomy, practical, and comfortable. The Honeybee restaurant seems to serve food all day. The food tastes average at best; the costs are way too much. The service is very good.

Huge thank-you to the front office director Tomas and manager Mike Nixon for going above and beyond to help with my friend’s reservation. They were incredibly accommodating, kind, and efficient, and made what could’ve been stressful feel effortless. Their professionalism and genuine care really stood out—this level of service makes all the difference. Truly appreciated!

I was very disappointed with the massage and the lack of STEAM/sauna. I have visited several hotels and resorts, and I was extremely disappointed with the spa.

We had a three-night stay at this property booked through Amex FHR the week before Christmas 2025. Our two-queen bedroom was very large, but it was in a wing of the hotel that was in need of updating. First, the positive: The grounds of this hotel are very beautiful. The breakfast cafe (Birdie’s Diner) was a wonderful place to grab breakfast each morning. The self-parking area was very conveniently located. And the hotel itself was located in a great area, near nature preserves and shopping and restaurants aplenty. The room itself was large and overall fine, if a bit dark, meaning it would benefit from more lighting. At one point, the light bulb in the desk lamp died, so we called for a replacement, which never came. We had previously called to ask for a second luggage rack, and it likewise was never delivered, so we ended up being a bit more proactive about the lightbulb, walking to the front desk to request a replacement. That resulted in maintenance appearing outside our door to deliver a new lightbulb. The hotel room's bathroom area in particular would benefit from renovations. A fancy hotel these days should not have a shower located in a tub with a plastic shower curtain. And the bathroom/tub/shower area smelled a bit damp and musty, as did the entire hallway leading to our room. We have stayed at plenty of fancy hotels in Florida, and thankfully this is a rare occurrence. We asked to see our hotel bill on our final day before checkout, to ensure that our Amex FHR credits had been properly applied. The bill showed that we were being charged a certain amount and being credit back a different amount (around $175 in credits), which would have been correct overall. Unfortunately, the credit amount was not processed, so we had to call the front desk a few weeks later to request that the credit be processed, and it thankfully was credited once the person we were speaking to figured out what was going on. Again, the best hotels figure all this out by checkout time, avoiding the customer's aggravation in having to follow-up to obtain credit-back of an overcharge. This hotel was fine for our three-day stay but I don't foresee visiting here again in the absence of meaningful room renovations.