[Ronald Montesano]

Here's my bump from the other thread.  Looks like I might have two cracks at the Daytona-Orlando beltway in 2009...once in April and then in July.  I'm planning to play both Deltona and Victoria and want to head down with a sense of which rules the roost.  For those who have played both recently, what's your take on the Spy versus Spy quotient (I just made that up and have no idea what it means)?  Does one of the two stand out above the other?

Mil gracias.

Ron M.

[Billsteele]

Ronald-I agree with Mike Sweeney here. They are both fine courses but the fun factor clearly favors The Deltona Club. In the 10 round test, I would split it 7-3 Deltona.

[John_Conley]

Prior to Deltona being re-bunkered and Sugarloaf opening, I considered Victoria Hills the single best golf course in the Greater Orlando area.  It is a lot of fun to play.  You'll have fun. 

[Brad Fleischer]

In case you miss it on other thread 7 deltona 3 victoria.

I did not play victoria this trip but have played it more than 8 times. For some reason or another I always get it in bad shape so that does influence my decision a little. Victoria is good but I would drive the extra 15 four more times to play deltona. Well for now anyway 

[Mark Fedeli]

Reviving this thread to get some more opinions and/or updates about the current conditioning of Deltona?

Me and a buddy will be driving from Jacksonville to Orlando on Feb 7 and are looking for a relatively interesting/inexpensive round along the way.

Thanks.

[Rees Milikin]

Reviving this thread to get some more opinions and/or updates about the current conditioning of Deltona?

Me and a buddy will be driving from Jacksonville to Orlando on Feb 7 and are looking for a relatively interesting/inexpensive round along the way.

Thanks.

Deltona is the better course, but the conditioning at Victoria Hills is better.  I prefer the variety of shots at Deltona more than Victoria, so I would choose Deltona if given time to play just one round.

[Mark Fedeli]

Deltona is the better course, but the conditioning at Victoria Hills is better.  I prefer the variety of shots at Deltona more than Victoria, so I would choose Deltona if given time to play just one round.

That seems to be the consensus. I'd heard whispers that Deltona's conditioning was getting really bad, but haven't gotten any updates for a year or two.

[Rees Milikin]

Deltona is the better course, but the conditioning at Victoria Hills is better.  I prefer the variety of shots at Deltona more than Victoria, so I would choose Deltona if given time to play just one round.

That seems to be the consensus. I'd heard whispers that Deltona's conditioning was getting really bad, but haven't gotten any updates for a year or two.

I last played it in early summer and it was ok.  I just enjoy the shot varieties there, which makes me want to play it more than Victoria Hills.

[Mark Fedeli]

Thanks for the input, Rees. If it looks anything like it does in this photo tour, I'll be all about it: http://www.golfclubatlas.com/forum/index.php/topic,38957.0.html

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