Weaving through an undulating tree-lined landscape and several lakes, Abacoa is considered one of South Florida's finest public golf experiences. It's unusual for this part of the state, but Joe Lee's design provides elevation changes of 40 feet. These dramatic heights provide scenic views and create an array of exciting shots. In typical Lee style, hazards meet fairways with little obstruction, offering a challenging, yet fair course.

Designed by Arizona golf legend, John Bulla, Ahwatukee Country Club is home to a memorable 6713-yard, par-72 layout. This local favorite combines a unique blend of desert landscape highlighted with lush, tree-lined fairways, beautifully manicured greens and multiple tee locations. Best of all, this course is just minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International airport, making Ahwatukee the perfect course to begin or end your Arizona golf vacation.

Take your game to new heights at Aliante Golf Club, Vegas' newest, upscale daily fee golf facility. Renowned golf course architect Gary Panks started with rolling raw desert which he skillfully transformed into the neatly contoured course that serves up numerous risk/reward decisions during the course of your round. Stretching 7,022 yards from the back tees, the course is highlighted by numerous landscape features, dramatic bunkering, and strategic use of trees that are not commonly found in most desert courses, such as Pear and Purple Locust Trees. Although the layout is not cluttered with hazards, strategically placed bunkers and a rocky arroyo (that comes into play on 14 holes), meanders throughout the golf course and will quickly get your attention as they gobble up errant shots. Make sure your next Vegas golf vacation includes a round at Vegas's newest course, Aliante Golf Club!

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Honors & Accolades

"Best New Course Award" in Las Vegas - Vegas Golfer Magazine's Fairway Awards, 2004.

The Oak Marsh Golf Course is one of the truly classic Pete Dye designed golf courses in the world. The course was built in 1972 shortly after the completion of the Harbour Town Golf Links at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Oak Marsh is noted for its tight fairways and small greens, meandering along serpentine salt marsh creeks and through the moss draped heritage oaks that Amelia Island is famous for.

At par 72, this 6,500 yard course has fourteen holes with water hazards and numerous bulkheaded greens. A variety of bunkers are placed throughout the course to add to the challenge and a natural approach has been maintained as well with the use of coquina shell cart paths, native plant life and preserved habitats for the local wildlife. Walking is allowed after 4:00 pm.

Winding along a coastal Atlantic dune ridge, Ocean Link's #4, #5, #6, #15 and #16 provide golfers with five oceanfront golf holes. The fairways and greens are parallel to the beaches of Amelia Island and meander through a unique coastal maritime hammock. This close proximity to the ocean and the ever changing seabreeze provide the golfer with exhilarating views and intriguing play. Ocean Links has ten holes that feature lagoons and marsh wetlands in addition to concluding with a par three whose green is strategically placed in the waters of Red Maple Lake. The golf course winds through six miles of the natural sand dunes and seaside terrain. It can be said that this is as much a nature tour as it is a round of golf. The course yardage of 6,300 yards is somewhat deceiving since small greens, narrow fairways and prevailing winds make the course play much longer. At par 70, this eighteen hole course provides a challenge to all golfer levels.

Graham Cooke designed Andersons Creek to be both challenging and relaxing by offering multiple tee decks, large, gently contoured greens, distinctive bunkering, and generous fairways. The course plays around Andersons Creek on several occasions, when not winding through the neighboring forest. At Andersons Creek, golfers can find a taste of rustic charm while discovering uncompromised golfing in breathtaking, natural surroundings.

Taking inspiration from the striking views of the nearby Red Rock and Spring Mountain ranges, the Mountain Course is a golfer's dream that stretches through rolling terrain and native high-desert vegetation. Creative design elements and the stylish use of hazards present an aesthetically pleasing and challenging test of golf. The Mountain course is particularly treacherous around the greens. The Par-4 tenth hole requires an approach over desert to a crowned, well-guarded green of modest size. Approaches in general here, are important, as wayward shots tend to find trouble, and can lead to challenging recoveries.

With long Par-threes, challenging par-fours, and exciting par-fives, the Palm Course is known for its variety of golf holes. The par-fives on the Palm Course offer a great combination of exciting risk/reward as well as traditional three-shot challenges. Most notably, the stunning double dogleg number 6 requires three solid shots to get home. The Palm Course presents golfers with differing yardages and captivating hazards that place a premium on club selection, distance control, and creative shot-making. The variety, combined with the large greens and manicured conditions, make the Palm a perfect place for a leisurely round of golf.

Rees Jones designed this tree-lined layout in 1974 to feature moderate fairway bunkering and well-positioned greens. Jones' intricate design uses the most of its natural hazards, which force golfers to think on almost every shot. Tee it up from the tips and you'll quickly understand why Arcadian Shores is still one of the toughest courses in Myrtle Beach. Arcadian Shores is set within Kingston Plantation, close to great hotels, restaurants, shops, and more.

Long regarded as one of the most challenging resort courses in the Valley, the award-winning Arizona Grand Golf Course (formerly known as Phantom Horse Golf Club on South Mountain) completed a $2.5 million redesign in the fall of 2002. The highlight of the redesign is "Alcatraz," the challenging island green on #18. Combined with the existing "Jailhouse Steps" on #12, you have two of the most exciting holes in the Valley. A total of five holes were modified in the redesign and the par-71 course now measures over 6300 yards from the back tees.

Arizona National is desert golf at its finest. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the golf course is set amidst Arizona's beautiful Santa Catalina Mountains and trails the rugged natural flow of the land across shady mesquite-lined arroyos and rock outcroppings. The layout is routed among nine natural springs and features mountain panoramas unrivaled by any course in the Tucson area. This diverse design presents numerous shot opportunities that require clever decisions in order to meet its challenge. Players of all abilities will enjoy the individuality of every hole, and understand immediately why Arizona National was named in the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" by Golf Magazine and the "Top Golf Course in Tucson, Arizona" by the Arizona Republic.

Truly one of the most recognizable courses in America, Bay Hill is known as Arnold Palmer's winter home course. The original design, by Dick Wilson, dates back to 1961. However, it seems like they are always tinkering with the layout, making it better and tougher for today's pros. The course is most famous for its final three holes, but the other 15 are just as impressive. It's one of those layouts that can just jump up and grab you at anytime. Number six, for example, probably sees more X's than pars. It's a massive par five, that hooks around a beautiful lake. A stay at Bay Hill is golf at its best! Who knows, you may even see Mr. Palmer on the course, the practice tee, or in the clubhouse.

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This fantastic new track designed by Ted Robinson Jr. is located atop a scenic hilltop overlooking the San Luis Rey Valley. With most fairways and greens set adjacent to protected natural riparian habitats, and its open and unconfined atmosphere, players of this championship course will enjoy a sense of seclusion as they are tested by strategically placed bunkers and dramatic elevation changes while being comforted by cool coastal breezes. With Arrowood's diverse looks and thrilling final four finishing holes, traveling golfers auspicious enough to experience its splendor are certain to consider it a highlight of their trip!

Play one of Prince Edward Islands top rated 18-hole championship golf courses and experience firsthand true commitment to Island hospitality. All levels of golfers will enjoy the superior quality of greens, well manicured fairways and strategic trap placements. Located just 15 minutes east of Stratford, this mix of links and woodland holes, with the addition of an on course beverage cart, is the perfect setting for a day of golf with friends. After your round, enjoy the modern clubhouse with a wrap around deck, full menu and licensed lounge facilities. For those golfers looking to perfect their skills, be sure to take advantage of the double ended driving range, and practice green all under the watchful eye of veteran CPGA professional Dave Bowlan. Visit Avondale Golf Course & become a member for the day!

Demanding for pros yet fun for all players, Bardmoor epitomizes Florida golf at its finest. Pristinely manicured, the course features TifEagle greens that rival tour status. State-of-the-art practice facilities, an award-winning golf shop, and outstanding service complete your experience. PGA Tour winner Gary Koch completed renovations in 2001 and his mastery is still paying dividends. In fact, in our opinion Bardmoor has never looked better. The club is located southwest of Tampa in the town of Largo (near St. Petersburg).

In addition to the Love Course listed above, you'll find three more world-class championship courses designed by Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, and Greg Norman. Each is accompanied by the kind of imaginative detail you find in a Hollywood spectacular. The Norman Course hugs the coastal wetlands. The Fazio Course is wide and wanders in and out of tree cover and alongside lakes, wetlands, and bunkers. The Dye Course is set on a beautiful section of land and features waste bunkers on almost every hole.

In addition to the Love Course listed above, you'll find three more world-class championship courses designed by Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, and Greg Norman. Each is accompanied by the kind of imaginative detail you find in a Hollywood spectacular. The Norman Course hugs the coastal wetlands. The Fazio Course is wide and wanders in and out of tree cover and alongside lakes, wetlands, and bunkers. The Dye Course is set on a beautiful section of land and features waste bunkers on almost every hole.

As a Carolina native, Davis Love III is a true fan of "Lowcountry" golf. Love's creation at Barefoot Resort shows his roots of traditional Carolina golf, but also exemplifies the best of modern design with a visually impressive selection of holes. There's plenty of room in the landing areas, but trouble is never too far away. The course also features outstanding playing conditions with three different types of Bermuda grass used on the greens, fairways, and rough. Also consider the other three courses at Barefoot Resort by Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, and Greg Norman..

In addition to the Love Course listed above, you'll find three more world-class championship courses designed by Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, and Greg Norman. Each is accompanied by the kind of imaginative detail you find in a Hollywood spectacular. The Norman Course hugs the coastal wetlands. The Fazio Course is wide and wanders in and out of tree cover and alongside lakes, wetlands, and bunkers. The Dye Course is set on a beautiful section of land and features waste bunkers on almost every hole.

Golf course architects often try to mold the land to fit their design philosophy. Not so with Ben Crenshaw and his partner Bill Coore; they have a simpler philosophy. Says Crenshaw, "we believe the best architect is nature and the best player's courses make good use of the natural terrain. We let the land dictate the routing rather than imposing ourselves on the landscape." The designer's ideals gives the course a traditional feel with rolling fairways, natural plateaus, and a wide variety of green sizes.

Tom Fazio came back to Barton Creek to design Canyons Golf Course, the resort's newest course opened in 2000. According to Golfweek he must have done a pretty good job as they named it the "#1 course in Texas." The designer used twice as much acreage as he did on the Foothills Course (completed in 1986) with larger landing areas and bigger greens. However, the genius of Fazio is apparent in the subtleties of the putting surfaces and the use of the natural terrain. In fact, the design is so environmentally friendly that it is one of the first courses in the country with the Signature designation in the Certified Audubon Sanctuary System. Located just two miles from the main clubhouse, Canyons has it's own proshop and practice area.

This Tom Fazio design is Barton Creek's signature golf course. One of two Fazio courses at Barton Creek, the Foothills is famous for its dynamic cliff-lined fairways. However, there are a number of unusual features here including natural limestone caves, waterfalls, and dramatic elevation changes. Fazio constantly keeps the pressure on off the tee where you must hit long and accurate drives. The putting surfaces -- featuring TifEagle Bermuda grass -- are as good as you'll find anywhere. The course was built in 1986 and has consistently ranked among the top publica access courses in the U.S. In fact, it's currently ranked #4 in Texas by Golfweek and #13 in the state by Golf Digest.

Located 25 miles west of Barton Creek, the Palmer Lakeside Course is a hidden hilltop retreat. Open for play since 1986, the Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay design is considered by many to be one of the best courses in Texas with phenomenal views of Lake Travis. Ranked by The Dallas Morning News as one of the "18 most beautiful in Texas," the eleventh hole -- a magnificent par three with a cascading waterfall -- alone is worth the 30-minute drive.

As the centerpiece of a gated community, The Bayou Club is a classic Tom Fazio design. Fazio's genius is most evident on the back-to-back par 5's on the front side and back-to-back par 3's on the back. You'll surely be wowed by the entire layout, but the killer 216-yard 16th hole is something extra special. With 419 Bermuda fairways and Tifdwarf greens, you'll also be wowed by course conditions. If that's not enough, the 32,000-sq-ft clubhouse will certainly put you over the top with full-service dining, fitness facilities, swimming and much more!

"After carving the masterpiece called The Links Course, Tom Jackson returned to Sandestin to develop the course we call Baytowne Golf Club. As Jackson himself says, "Each hole has a personality all its own." And that's what makes this course so special. The front nine boasts a 3,300 yard, heavily bunkered, pine tree-lined layout. The back nine treats you to vistas only available in Northwest Florida, with the Gulf of Mexico to the south and the Choctawhatchee Bay to the north. With reverence to the land on which it was built and the architect's understanding of how to challenge a player, Baytowne meets all the criteria of a truly great course." ~From Sandestin Golf

One hour east of Orlando - and absolutely worth the drive - you'll find Baytree National, a phenomenal Gary Player design. Always in fantastic shape, the course offers elevated tees, true rolling greens, unique red shale areas, and water on seven holes. As you make your way around, you'll find some characteristics of a Scottish links, including distinctive fairway swales and berms. All this can be found in a true Florida environment with native vegetation abundant throughout. Play this course!

The owners at Beachview invite you to "play the best." The par-71 layout is set in natural surroundings alongside the scenic Sanibel River. As a visitor to this semi-private club, you'll find well-maintained facilities and course conditions along with a professional and helpful staff. The club is also home to the terrific Beachview Steakhouse and Seafood Restaurant. Beachview is located just west of Ft. Myers on Sanibel Island. For great value and a fun golf experience, make sure Beachview is on your itinerary.

Nestled quietly in the rolling hills and orange groves of Montverde (near Clermont - an easy 30-35 minutes northwest of most Orlando hotels) this very private, exclusive golf gem just opened in 2008, designed by course architect and noted PGA Tour Player and TV commentator, Nick Faldo. Stretching out to over 7500 yards from the tips, it consists of Highlands hillside terrain, sweeping dunes, extensive elevation changes, multi-level tees, and wide-open dramatically rolling fairways peppered with massive sandy waste areas. Panoramic lakeview and hillside vistas, state-of-the-art driving range, and a 60,000 square foot expansive Tuscan-inspired clubhouse (including the 19th Hole, spa and pool room). You just can't miss playing this members' Five-star rated phenomenon! (closed on Mondays)

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Professional course designer Algie M. Pulley Jr. moved mountains to design the Belmont Hills course back in 2002. Literally. The veteran Californian architect found an existing layout that was largely featureless. But after the most extensive golf course rebuilding project Bermuda has ever seen, a new topography emerged. Today, every one of the 6,100 yards of intense bunkering, multi-tiered greens and slender fairways will thoroughly test your shot-making abilities. Pulley created a magnificent, contoured layout that maximizes the golfer?s experience while showcasing the Island?s captivating beauty. Panoramic views of Hamilton Harbour and the Great Sound provide the backdrop for some of the finest 18 holes on the Island.

As Michigan's only 19 hole golf course, you have the luxury of playing a "warm up" Par 3 before teeing off on the 18-hole championship course. The layout, while not long, features a combination of links style holes with traditional tree-lined Michigan golf holes routed through some of the most diversified terrain in the state. With its impeccable playing conditions and professional service, it's no wonder it was voted "Best Golf Course in the Area" four years in a row by the "People's Choice Awards."

The pros at Black Bear invite you to "take a walk on the wild side." The beautiful Tom Jackson parkland-style design was sculpted out of a dense land full of hardwoods and pines. There are no homes on the property, providing a pure golf experience without any outside distractions. With top notch course conditions, a popular grillroom, and great customer service, Black Bear is one of the most enjoyable courses in Myrtle Beach. Managed by Classic Golf Group, this terrific course is rated 3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest's "Places to Play."

Cut through 360 acres of Northern Michigan woods, Black Forest is one of Tom Doak's finest designs. Annually ranked in the top ten courses in Michigan, this course features spectacular bunkering and diabolical "Doak" greens that truly challenge one's short game. Not only will you you enjoy this incredible layout, but you'll also appreciate the natural setting and the abundance of wildlife. You may want to spend all day and play the Wilderness Valley course, as well!

Black Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course designed by nationally acclaimed architect, Rees Jones, most known for his restoration work on many U.S. Open courses. Jones utilized every feature found on the property, from cranberry bogs to a small sand quarry to produce what may be his most charming design yet. Always in pristine condition, this championship design is one that offers golfers of all abilities an enjoyable round of golf.

The serene views and picturesque grasses surrounded by 100-year-old oak trees, towering pines, and natural marsh will make you believe you're a champion long before you tee off. You'll enjoy the 7165-yard Ron Garl design as you thread your way through 13 lakes. Let Bloomingdale Golfers Club treat you like royalty and see why golfers return time and again. Just 15 minutes east of downtown, Bloomingdale invites you to "Accept the Challenge ... Get Back to Nature ... Play the Best."

Take it all the way back to the blue tees and you'll find out how tough a Joe Lee layout can be. Lee's legacy of golf course design in Florida is amazing and Bonaventure's East course stacks right up there with the best of them. Players including Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, and Jesper Parnevik have competed here in the prestigious Dixie Amateur Tournament. In addition, the famous #3 waterfall hole has been voted one of the top eighteen holes in South Florida. The East course underwent an extensive facelift in 2007, to include resurfacing all eighteen greens with Champion Bermuda, the installation of greenside bunker liners and 5 million pounds of USGA approved sand, cart path revitalization including the addition of new waste bunkers, laser-leveling of the tee boxes, and extensive landscaping. With all these improvements, the East course promises to be better than ever, so be sure to play it on your next trip to South Florida!

With an impressive tee range from 5,999 to 7,077 yards, the Cypress is the longer of the two Bonita Bay East championship courses. Both nines pose their unique challenges. On the front nine, players face spacious fairways punctuated by natural bunkers. The turn to the back nine leads players through a challenging series of holes to the finish tightly framed by a natural forest that serves as an imposing obstacle as well as a majestic backdrop.

The Sabal course is prepared to challenge and surprise novices and seasoned players alike. Competitive golfers will be tempted to knock down most pins to go low while beginners will delight as they take on the generous fairways and circle the water features that fringe holes 9 through 12. The 6,029 to 7,038 yard design ensures the playing experience will be unique and ever changing.

As the first inductee into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame, Brackenridge Park golf club is rich with history. The course was the original site of the PGA Winter Tour and many legendary PGA pro's have won at this course. The course closed for ten months in 2008 for a multimillion dollar renovation and thirty new bunkers were added to the course to help complement this already great design. Located near downtown and the Riverwalk area, this course is convenient to most accommodations. If you like good conditions and a good value, try the new Brackenridge Park on your next trip to San Antonio!

Rated 3.5 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play," The Bridges at Hollywood Casino is truly a must-play course. Built out of acres of wetlands and around 17 lakes, the course takes its name from 23 bridges that connect you from hole to hole. As one of the first resort courses given Silver Signature Status by Audubon International, you can be assured of a natural setting for golf. Don't just take it from us, the club was voted "Best Golf" and "Best Resort" by Chance Magazine and "Best Golf" on the Mississippi Gulf Coast by Casino Player Magazine. This is one great track!

Ranked #18 by Golfweek's Best Courses To Play in Florida 2008, this exciting links-style course called for all of architect Steve Smyers' years of skill and ability in course design. The goal: to build a challenging test of golf, a pleasurable experience for all skill levels, a stern challenge for long hitters. As a reclaimed phosphate mine with stands of native oaks, the original terrain was flat. The topography now features undulating fairways (six connected by winding bridges) and multi-tiered tees and greens, many surrounded by well-placed bunkers. The flow of the land around the greens was carried onto the putting surfaces, resulting in slopes, ridges, and numerous potential hole locations. BridgeWater requires 'strategy' to play skillfully and rewards classic shotmaking with an extra risk/reward approach. Lakeland off I-4 between Kissimmee and Tampa.

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As the name implies, the beautiful layout River Course at Brudenell has been carved by Brudenell River itself, along with the vision of Robbie Robinson. The renowned architect has created a distinct par 72 with six par 5's, six par 4's, and six par 3's. Broad fairways and manicured greens are accented by numerous gardens, lakes, and ponds. Awarded as one of the top 50 golf courses in Canada, it's no wonder Brudenell has long been recognized as the most popular golf course on Prince Edward Island.

Buckhorn Springs has been a private club enjoyed only by its members since opening in 1968. Now under the careful management of one of our best partners, Hampton Golf Group, you now have the opportunity to play this secret gem on your next golf vacation to the Tampa area. Classic in design, the course is not overly lengthy yet presents enough unique challenges to keep any round interesting. With its immaculate course conditions and friendly staff we know you'll want to put this one on your next schedule!

Named "2006 Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year" by the Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association, Burning Ridge is one of four clubs managed by Classic Golf Group. This great layout is a test for all golfers with generous landing areas off the tee and well-protected greens. Gene Hamm's design provides an exciting risk-reward element to the game for aggressive players. Located in central Myrtle Beach, this course is accessible from all points along the Grand Strand.

Honors & Accolades

Rated 4 Stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" in 2006.

When golfers talk about Sandestin, there is no shortage of superlatives, but here is a unique bit of trivia. Legend has it that more than 130 years ago, a Scottish sea captain buried a treasure chest at the base of a pine tree charred by lightning. That particular treasure was never found, but today, on the same land, there is a treasure for all to enjoy. Burnt Pine Golf Club is famed architect Rees Jones' award-winning contribution to Sandestin's world-caliber golf. Twice ranked one of the "Top 30 Golf Courses in Florida" by Golf Digest and the "Crown Jewel of Florida Golf" by Golf Magazine, this course stretches nearly 7,000 yards through majestic towering pines. Burnt Pine is both a strategic masterpiece and breathtaking beauty, a course you will never forget." ~From Sandestin Golf~

Situated amid the shallow ravines and rolling hills of the Santa Cruz River Valley, Canoa Hills Golf Club is an enjoyable track that benefits tremendously from its natural setting. Located just 20 minutes south of Tucson in Southern Arizona's golf capital of Green Valley, the par-72 layout that opened for play in 1984 has become a fashionable selection for visitors to the area. The course features generous contoured fairways lined by native mesquite trees that lead to large bent grass greens, which are considered by many to be among the best putting surfaces in southern Arizona.

Consistently rated as one of San Antonio's best public courses, Canyon Springs is located just north of San Antonio on the edge of Texas hill country. The course is known for it's distinctive clubhouse and unique layout which features large undulating greens and dramatic elevation changes carved out of the natural desert terrain. Play Canyon Springs on your next trip to San Antonio and you will not be dissapointed!

Experience the beauty and the beast! Introducing The Carolina, designed by "The King" himself, Arnold Palmer and Palmer Course Design Company. Open since 1997, The Carolina features eighteen holes of finely crafted tradition. Dramatic elevation changes of over 100 feet produce a dynamic, cascading landscape. Preserved natural wetlands meander through this picturesque setting, offering fast and severely undulating greens, and breathtaking views. Located in Whispering Pines, the course was rated 3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play." Come play The Carolina - a golf experience fit for a king!

At 7,770 yards from the back tees, this par-72, Pete Dye design is an awesome test of golf. Set on a hill overlooking the Chavon River and the Altos de Chavon village, it's also one of the most picturesque courses you'll ever play. Built to rival the Teeth of the Dog course, it's a truly remarkable design. Most notably, numbers 12 and 15 are already being recognized as two of the best par threes in the world. The Dye Fore is just one more reason for you to visit Casa de Campo!

Casa de Campo has a three-round minimum to book any golf in advance. In addition, the three courses must be rotated so that you play each course one time out of the three days.

The Links course, also designed by Pete Dye, has a moderately hilly track with tall bahia and guinea grass roughs as well as plenty of sand traps to keep you on your toes. Thought by some to be reminiscent of traditional British and Scottish courses, there are several lagoons and even lakes with wading birds. There are five holes where water comes into play on this course making it a challenge unto itself.

Casa de Campo has a three-round minimum to book any golf in advance. In addition, the three courses must be rotated so that you play each course one time out of the three days.

Casa de Campo's Pete Dye-designed golf courses are among the best in the world. The famous Teeth of the Dog has seven holes skirting the ocean and consistently ranks as the #1 course in the Caribbean on Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Courses of the World." During the summer of 2005, the resort renovated all the greens on the Teeth of the Dog. There's also more "bite" than ever as the resort added a whopping 435 yards to course. This is one of those layouts that you just HAVE to play once in your life.

Please note: Caddies are now mandatory on the Teeth of the Dog at $25 per caddie, per round (payable direct).

Casa de Campo has a three-round minimum to book any golf in advance. In addition, the three courses must be rotated so that you play each course one time out of the three days.

Regarded as the finest mountain course in the country, the Cascades Course offers challenging links set against the backdrop of Virginia's breathtaking Allegheny Mountains. Sam Snead launched his career on this fabled Virginia mountain golf course, which is ranked among Golf Digest's "America's 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses." Designed by legendary course architect William S. Flynn, the Cascades uses its varied terrain to influence play, not to dictate it. Experienced players can use the slopes and roll to their advantage, but less skilled golfers will not find themselves penalized by forced carries or unfair hazard placement.

Located an advisable thirty-mile drive from the Strip is the exclusive and highly-acclaimed CASCATA. Referred to by Sports Illustrated as "golf's hidden treasure" this Rees Jones masterpiece is one of the finest tracks in the world. CASCATA derives its name from the Italian word for "waterfall", as a 418-foot waterfall cascades into a bellowing river through the clubhouse culminating into a relaxing stream. This exclusive championship course features dramatic scenery throughout, including the 3600-foot peak at Red Mountain, luxuriant fairways, sparkling lakes, and crystal streams. On the course, players are accompanied by a tour-class caddie. The 37,000-square-foot opulent clubhouse offers guests world-class amenities and the professional staff ensures unmatched service. Players will have personalized lockers for the day, full use of the practice facility, and receive a personalized bag tag as well as complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages from the beverage cart.

Opened in 1996, Celebration is an upscale daily-fee resort course designed by the father & son team of Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and Jr. The course exudes an atmosphere of beautiful tranquility and fun, challenging golf. The layout is protectively framed by borders of native trees and natural wetlands and speckled with clusters of native oaks, pine and magnolia trees. Featuring strategic hazards and challenging greens, this championship caliber course demands accurate approach shots and consistent putting. Sporting five sets of tees, the course now stretches from 4,933 to a new total yardage of 7028 (stretched longer the summer of 2009) and invites competition from all skill levels. It boasts 18 distinctively fascinating holes with a great deal of variety and wildlife throughout. Meticulously maintained - always!

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This world-class 36-hole facility, designed by Greg Norman, opened in the fall of 2000. Although Norman designed it as an "Australian links," the International was also clearly influenced by his British Open success and features a wild, windswept appearance. The fairways are peppered with devilish pot bunkers, making it a tough challenge to safely reach small, slick greens. At a stretch of over 7,300 yards, it has one of the highest course ratings in the state ~ truly unique, challenging, and memorable. An absolutely awesome ALL DAY 36-hole experience with its equally challenging and perfectly maintained sister course, The National. Check out these extras you receive!

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Greg Norman has designed the National as a classic American-style layout that rolls gently through 200 acres of southern woodlands and wetlands. The layout's key trait is diversity with wall-to-wall fairway bunkers running up along holes 12 through 16, three double doglegs, a massive double-green shared by the fourth and 16th holes, and a sunken fairway on the seventh. Impeccably maintained, the National boasts a pristine, natural golf experience without bordering homes or developments. Enjoy an incredible 36-hole day with its equally challenging, memorable sister course, The International. Superior service and quality playing conditions are a hallmark of the property's outstanding management.

Added-value: complimentary valet parking, unlimited pre-round range balls, GPS, tees, free cold towel service (summer only).

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Charleston National Country Club is a challenging course designed by renowned golf course architect Rees Jones. With the course winding through natural lagoons and the marshlands of the Intracoastal Waterway, golfers can quickly lose themselves in the beauty and natural wildlife found here. Players must be aware of the position of the pin on the green and the direction and strength of the wind in order to hit good approach shots in the appropriate landing areas.

Known as "The Wild One," Cimarrone weaves its way around 17 lakes, creating a series of beautiful scenic views while challenging your game. The David Postlethwait design features rolling fairways, contoured greens, and five sets of elevated tees. Always meticulously maintained, this dynamic layout will provide a memorable, demanding, and enjoyable day of golf. Cimarrone also features a terrific clubhouse with a stocked pro shop and a popular restaurant. The course is an easy 15-minute drive south of Baymeadows, just minutes off I-95.

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Those who venture to The Club at Hidden Creek discover northwest Florida's finest golfing experience. Hidden Creek is well-known for its manicured greens, lush landscaping, and scenic rolling terrain. The layout provides a golf experience challenging enough to serve as a former host site for the U.S. Open Qualifying Rounds. Add an experienced staff committed to excellent service and you've found a home in which to indulge your passion.

Annual home of the Champion's Tour Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Tournament, The Club at Savannah Harbor is exclusively available to club members and guests of the Westin Savannah. This 18-hole championship course was designed by renowned architect Robert Cupp with special assistance from legendary golfer Sam Snead. The course is a tough test from the tips and offers unparalleled views of historic downtown Savannah as it winds through beautiful wetlands. Managed by Troon Golf, the club also offers terrific amenities and impeccable course conditions.

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The beautiful Cocoa Beach Country Club is located on a peninsula surrounded by the Banana River Lagoon. The Banana River and the seventeen lakes located on property provide a natural habitat that attracts an abundance of waterfowl, other birds, dolphins, alligators, turtles, and raccoons. Assigning a name to each golf hole is one of the oldest traditions in the game of golf, and in this spirit, each of the 27 holes are named after one of the predominant species of birds that reside here. The three nines offer a wide variety of looks and challenges. Club amenities include practice putting greens, a driving range, and a "19th hole" where you can grab a bite to eat and the beverage of your choice while reminiscing over the great golf shots you just made!

Located on Key Biscayne, Crandon Park was the well-known host to a Senior Tour event for 18 years. Here you can walk in the footsteps of legendary past champions Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Gene Littler, and others. Beginning with the risk-reward approach on the par-five first hole, to the demanding tee shot between hazards on #18, your game will be tested. Winds off the bay make club selection tricky, but make for an interesting and rewarding day on the links. This is one gorgeous track!

Located on Orlando's north side in DeBary, this challenging course was designed by the golf design team of Clifton, Ezell and Clifton and is part of a vibrant semi-private country club community. Most holes are set away from the community by a buffer zone of dense woods and vegetation. The setting is more reminiscent of the Carolinas than Central Florida and The National Audubon Society has certified the course as an official bird sanctuary habitat. Most interesting for this part of Florida is the fact that the layout features just one water hazard, which borders both the 9th and 18th greens; these finishing holes join together and create a beautiful backdrop for their spacious clubhouse. With great course conditions, undulating fairways, and greens that always roll true and fast, it's no wonder Debary is consistently chosen as a US Open Qualifying site.
RESTRICTIONS (due to membership) - no tee times available until after 9AM.

Always in fantastic condition, Deer Creek was voted "Best Course in Broward County" by the Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel's CityLink Magazine. Redesigned in 2004 by noted architect Arthur Hills, this course is regarded as one of the most challenging in South Florida. Hills' courses always seem to leave a lasting impression and Deer Creek is no different. You'll love the routing of holes with large oaks, rolling hills, and beautifully sculpted greens. Located in Deerfield Beach, the club is easy to get to from Ft. Lauderdale and the Palm Beaches.

Deer Island Club is the centerpiece of a remote 400-acre island that separates beautiful Lake Dora and Lake Beauclaire. The shoreline is rimmed with ancient oaks, pines, palms and cypress trees, along with panoramic views of quaint Mt. Dora in the background. Most likely you'll even catch a glimpse of lounging native alligators along the lake banks. Although water borders all 18 holes, the course is eminently fair and will not penalize a good shot. Architect Joe Lee called Deer Island the "most unique course I've ever designed." An excellent value, this course is well worth the drive to Mt. Dora, 40 minutes northwest of Orlando. Experience this "Island Retreat!"
Complimentary range balls included year-round

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Rated 4 stars in 2004 by Golf Digest's "Places to Play."

Located in Deltona just 25-30 minutes north of Orlando and conveniently five minutes from I-4, this former traditional layout was once Deltona Hills Country Club before it was completely renovated by Bobby Weed and reopened in 2008. The layout and design are going to knock your golf socks right off - guaranteed! Dramatically rolling and steep elevation changes abound, large sandy waste areas, natural terrain with mature trees and landscaping all come together to create an extremely memorable experience. Featured are 5 sets of tees with fairways that are open and lush, leading to gently rolling, fast and true greens. Check it out - you won't be disappointed. The surcharges alone scream "value!"

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Voted #28 in the USA by Golfweek's Best New Courses, 2009

The two courses at Desert Willow are just the beginning of what promises to be one of Palm Springs most exciting golf destinations. In the works are more than 1000 guest rooms, convention facilities, a third course, and a 700-unit vacation complex. Designed by PGA Tour player John Cook, Michael Hurzdan, and Dana Frye, the two existing courses offer an extremely fun challenge for players of all abilities. Firecliff is considered the tougher of the two and has received much recognition for its environmentally sound design and construction. Although Mountain View was built to be more of a resort-style course, trouble lurks on every hole. Superbly maintained, Desert Willow Golf Resort is located between Country Club and Frank Sinatra Drives.

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Rated 4.5 Stars, Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" - 2008/2009

The two courses at Desert Willow are just the beginning of what promises to be one of Palm Springs most exciting golf destinations. In the works are more than 1000 guest rooms, convention facilities, a third course, and a 700-unit vacation complex. Designed by PGA Tour player John Cook, Michael Hurzdan, and Dana Frye, the two existing courses offer an extremely fun challenge for players of all abilities. Firecliff is considered the tougher of the two and has received much recognition for its environmentally sound design and construction. Although Mountain View was built to be more of a resort-style course, trouble lurks on every hole. Superbly maintained, Desert Willow Golf Resort is located between Country Club and Frank Sinatra Drives.

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Rated 4.5 Stars, Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" - 2008/2009

Located 25 minutes southwest of the Disney area in Haines City, Diamondback is one of Joe Lee's most memorable Florida layouts. The course was carved from 240 acres of virgin forest and offers dramatically rolling fairways bordered by dense trees, natural wetlands, and well-positioned water hazards (water comes into play on just 5 holes). This naturally scenic layout is a real gem of a site; its varied geographical location includes natural swamp areas and high, sandy hills that run through a non-residential environment (no homes!) which is very unique to the Central Florida area, creating a very peaceful round of golf. Always in excellent shape, the course has just recently been rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play."

Added-value: buy 1 bucket range balls, get 1 free. 15% discount off regular priced pro shop apparel (excludes already on-sale items).

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4.5 stars Golf Digest's Places to Play
Florida's Top 50 Golf Courses - Miami Herald

The 18-hole, Joe Lee-designed course lies on 155 acres and has earned a "Five Star Rating" on the Best Golf Network's 2002 edition of "The Very Best Golf Resorts. The course features distinguished architecture, including four par-5 holes and a 570-yard hole that is one of the longest in South Florida. In addition to easily accessible restroom facilities, water fountains and beverage carts, all golf carts feature the ParView GPS system, allowing golfers to electronically order and have delivered food and beverages while on the course.

Disney's Lake Buena Vista is a classic country club course winding its way through everything from thick forests to pastel vacation villas. The magic of Disney surrounds you along with the enchantment of nature in the form of magnificent Florida pines, palmettos, reflection ponds and wildlife. Teeing off over boats navigating the canal and enjoying views of an enchanting lighthouse is typical of the distinctive character of this course. Lake Buena Vista is a pleasure to play for pros and novices alike, and many familiar names have walked these fairways in PGA TOUR, LPGA, and USGA events. Be it a casual round or a large group outing, you will find Disney's Lake Buena Vista a perfect answer for your golfing dreams.

Pre-round rangeballs complimentary with 1st round; not included after 10AM (4/15/11-9/30/11), twilight or replay rounds.

Step onto the first tee at Disney's Magnolia and step into the shoes of champions. Home to Saturday and Sunday play for Disney's PGA TOUR event for over 35 years, it's the longest of the WALT DISNEY WORLD^® Resort courses. The course cuts a peaceful path through more than 1,500 Magnolia trees and acres of Florida parkland, magnificent wildlife and natural beauty. Spacious greens, generous landing areas, and the world-famous par 3 #6 Mickey Mouse bunker are surrounded by rolling terrain in the classic Florida-style Joe Lee design. Disney's Magnolia delivers an exceptional opportunity to commune with nature, while enjoying a fulfilling round of championship golf. A 36-hole day with sister course, the Palm - you can't beat it!

Pre-round rangeballs complimentary with 1st round; not included after 10AM (4/15/11-9/30/11), twilight or replay rounds.

Elegant wilderness and a dramatic rolling Florida landscape help define Disney's Osprey Ridge, where golfers are treated to nature at its finest. The resourceful Tom Fazio design is dressed in a cloak of nature, so all you see are dramatic rolling fairways cloistered by magnificent stands of pine and majestic oaks. The native Florida beauty is sure to test your game while providing cherished golf memories. Seventy bunkers guard the course, while large, elevated greens stand serenely above the quiet beauty. Recognized as one of the best courses in Florida by Golf Digest, you'll find Disney's Osprey Ridge truly a "walk on the wild side", which provides a Disney golf experience like no other.

Pre-round rangeballs complimentary with 1st round; not included after 10AM (4/15/11-9/30/11), twilight or replay rounds.

Recognized as one of America's premier resort courses, Disney's Palm offers plenty of challenges for the novice and seasoned pro alike. Combining strategically placed palm trees, 94 bunkers, and plenty of water, the natural Florida woodlands setting provides a dramatic backdrop to an exciting golf outing. A Joe Lee masterpiece, the Palm features sparkling lakes and tropical sand, all in a gorgeous golf landscape. The eighteenth is considered one of the most challenging holes on the PGA TOUR, with plenty of length and a green well-protected by sand and water. This is a perfect choice for everything from a casual round to a large group outing, offering a majestic finish to a magical day in the Florida sun. A 36-hole day with its sister course, the Magnolia, is an awesome experience!

Pre-round rangeballs complimentary with 1st round; not included after 10AM (4/15/11-9/30/11), twilight or replay rounds.

Since 1962, Doral's Blue course has been the home of the PGA TOUR event now known as the World Golf Championships-CA Championship. Famous worldwide as the "Blue Monster," the original Dick Wilson design has undergone many changes through the years. The course now stretches to 7,288 yards from the championship tees and features water as a hazard on more than half the holes. It's long and tough with beautiful TifEagle Bermuda greens, which provide year-round optimal turf conditions and create firm fast putting surfaces. So if you find yourself in South Florida, be sure to play at least one round on the Blue Monster!

This course was originally built in 1968 and designed by Bob van Hagge, together with the Devlin design team. It was renovated by Raymond Floyd in 1995. The course, a traditional Florida layout, features moderate undulating contoured greens, stategic bunkering and is surrounded by water on sixteen of its eighteen holes. In addition, the Gold hosted the final round of the 1999 PGA "Qualifying School".

One of the resort's older courses has been completely renovated (February 2000) by Greg Norman. The new "Great White" Course, primarily landscaped with tightly packed coquina sand, is the only "desert-scaped" golf course of it's kind in the Southeastern United States. The course has the only triple green in South Florida; holes 11,13 and 17 share a putting surface of 25,000-square feet. There are some terrific holes here including the 8th, a 175-yard par three with an island green. In typical Norman fashion, holes 9 and 18 are extremely difficult finishing holes. In addition, the course was designed to be environmentally friendly with natural marshes and wetlands used as draining areas. The Great White has also hosted the 2000 Franklin Templeton Shoot-Out.

Originally built in 1984, designed by Bruce Devlin/Bob van Hagge, the Silver course was recently renovated by Jerry Pate. The state-of-the-art greens, tees and irrigation system makes it one of the most challenging courses at Doral Golf Resort & Spa. This championship course with narrow fairways and water on uniquely elevated greens is designed for all levels of play. It is most commonly known for its famous island green on the 14th hole.

Originally built in 1962, and renovated in 1987, the Red course provides the resort guest with beauty, and challenges them without the length of the Blue or the water of the Gold course. The signature holes wind picturesquely around a man made lake that forces the golfer to think about placement rather than "driving for show". The Red course is also played host to the LPGA's Office Depot Pro-Am in 2001.

Located just minutes from Downtown Orlando, Dubsdread Golf Course features the oldest course in the area. Originally designed by Tom Bendelow in 1923 and recently renovated and redesigned by Mike Dasher in 2008, this classic course has plenty of history attached to it. As the former site of the Orlando Open, Dubsdread hosted such golf legends as Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Claude Harmon. Today, golfers are treated to the same 1920's style golf course, beautiful scenery and challenges of the original course, including narrow fairways and heavily bunkered "postage stamp" style greens. The Tap Room Restaurant at Dubsdread offers a full service restaurant and bar, a locals' favorite. Dubsdread offers a twist of the classic 1920's style golf with a twist of the 21st Century. At 6,165 yards from the Championship tees, this par-70 course is sure to offer a fair, but challenging test for all. Come on out - Play The Dub!

Complimentary range balls included before golf round

The Duke at Rancho El Dorado is a golf club fashioned for the golfer with a sense of discovery. Highlighted by expansive fairways that complement the wide-open spaces of the Old West, The Duke creates a challenging golf experience for golfers with a passion for the game. The sporting spirit is alive and well at The Duke by enticing golfers to make risk/reward decisions. The Santa Rosa Wash snakes through the property enhancing the experience of change from hole to hole. Featuring mountain views, attentive service, and plush conditions, The Duke has the feel of a Scottsdale golf club without Scottsdale green fees. The Duke offers the public all they expect in a golf club at a reasonable price without sacrifice.

The red sandstone offers a beautiful contrast to the rolling green fairways of Dundarave Golf Course. Rated four stars by Golf Digest, Dundarave is a true test for any avid golfer with some of the most distinct bunkering you will find anywhere in Canada. Measuring almost 7,300 yards, one only has to look at the slope (76.2) to know that they will need to bring their best effort.

Since its inception in the late 1940's, The Dunes has been considered one of the best courses in the Southeast. Currently #4 on Golfweek's list of South Carolina "Public Access Courses," this is one of Robert Trent Jones, Sr.'s trademark designs. Jones described the property as "a lovely piece ... where the Singleton Swash empties into the Atlantic," and his par-five 13th hole is arguably the best single hole he ever designed.

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Rated #21 in Golfweek's 2009 Best Resort Courses

Open to the public, this 18-hole course provides an entertaining round of golf amid a spectacular natural landscape. The tropically lush links and the spectacular back nine — a wildlife preserve sanctioned by the Audubon Cooperative Society — provide a diverse array of native wildlife and foliage. Sanibel's only aqua driving range and practice greens are great for warming up your game.

This Arthur Hills-designed course is located west of Brooksville, just 20 minutes south of Crystal River. When it opened in 1988, Golf Digest named it one of Florida's "Best New Courses." Since then, it has been ranked in the "Top 100 Public Courses in the U.S". The fairways (none of them parallel) are gently rolling and bordered by all types of native trees and foliage while sandy waste areas protect numerous elevated greens. Rated as one of the premier courses in the Tampa Bay area, you will feel satisfied when successfully challenging par.

This Arthur Hills traditional design is set amid Bermuda-covered dunes and 200-year-old oaks draped in Spanish moss. Ranked by both Golf Magazine and Golf Digest as a "Top Ten New Resort Course," Dunes West offers a challenge for every level of golfer. You will find tree-lined fairways, generous landing areas inviting big drives, and only one forced carry over water. The bunkers are limited, yet placed strategically to capture any errant shots. Arthur Hills took full advantage of this fabulous setting.

Voted "Best Golf Course on the Space Coast" by Florida Today Newspaper & Space Coast Living Magazine, Duran has made a name for itself as a golf destination. Constant coastal breezes, mild mounding, native grasses, and palms set the ambiance of this elegant links accented course. Fast, true-putting TifEagle greens and large chipping areas require golfers to utilize their skills and imagination for scoring opportunities. Duran?s amenities include a lighted Development Center with unique nine-hole "Short Course." Make your Space Coast trip complete with a round at Duran, conveniently located just west of I-95 in Melbourne.

Eagle Creek continues to build momentum nationally, having recently been named to the Top 10 New Courses by Travel & Leisure Magazine and in its selection as the site of the prestigious Buick Scramble National Finals. This challenging, impeccably-maintained 7200-yard championship course is the only par 73 in Central Florida and the state's first to sport Mini-Verde greens for fast, smooth putting surfaces, along with more than 90 white sand, Scottish-style bunkers. The vintage New England Manor clubhouse offers a spectacular panoramic view of their signature 18th hole. The final touch ~ luxury locker rooms with private showers to polish off that last-day, memorable round. This Audubon International Silver Sanctuary beauty is located 10 short minutes from the airport, absolutely perfect for those who want to Save the Best Round for Last! Ask about the "Special 2-Day Play Deal."

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Host site of the 2007 Florida Public Links Championship
Host site of the 2006 Florida Open
Host site of the 2006 NCAA Women's Match Play Championship
Top New Course in US, Golfweek 2004/2005
Awarded 4.5 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places To Play"

Designed by award-winning architect Clyde Johnston, Eagle Harbor has been considered one of Jacksonville's finest layouts since opening in 1993. The semi-private course was skillfully carved from a forest of 60-foot pines and provides an exciting and challenging round of golf. Always in good condition, the layout features multi-tiered greens, rolling fairways, and a variety of sand and grass bunkers. The club also features a state-of-the-art practice facility with a unique island putting green. Located just 20 minutes from the Baymeadows area.

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Rated 3.5 Stars - 2005 Golf Digest's 'Places to Play'

Imagine a sprawling 240-acre wildlife preserve filled with hundreds of species of birds, animals, and waterfowl. Envision a challenging, invigorating, and well-maintained Tommy Fazio golf course. Eagle Marsh blends these two images into one unforgettable golf experience! The builders took every effort to preserve the natural beauty of the land while creating a course that tests all levels of players. Located in Jensen Beach, you'll find Eagle Marsh an easy drive east of Port St. Lucie and north of the Palm Beaches.

To play The Golf Club at Eagle Mountain is to experience golf at its finest. Set against the vast Sonoran Desert, amid mountains, buttes, and rolling hills, Eagle Mountain is an 18-hole, par-71 gem with an outstanding practice facility and clubhouse. Scott Miller created the course with respect for the land and nature as well as the traditions of golf. This is a must-play for any golfer traveling to Arizona.

The Eagles Glenn is a spectacular facility featuring an amazing championship golf course and state-of-the-art practice facility. It is one of Graham Cooke's finest works of art, and boasts a stunning landscape with awe inspiring views that create an atmosphere that golfers will yearn to enjoy again and again. With five sets of tees playing from 5,075 to 6,875 yards, the course provides the right level of play for all golfers. This gorgeous track is a definite "must play."

Located just north of Tampa Bay Downs (20 minutes north of downtown), The Eagles features two 18-hole golf courses surrounded by over 30 lakes, ponds, and canals. The Lakes sports an abundance of water hazards, elevated greens and many fairway bunkers. Designed by Ron Garl and Gary Koch, the Forest features the signature island-green sixth hole, which rivals the famous 17th hole at the TPC at Sawgrass. These two outstanding courses are kept in "tournament condition" year round.

Located just north of Tampa Bay Downs (20 minutes north of downtown), The Eagles features two 18-hole golf courses surrounded by over 30 lakes, ponds, and canals. The Lakes sports an abundance of water hazards, elevated greens and many fairway bunkers. Designed by Ron Garl and Gary Koch, the Forest features the signature island-green sixth hole, which rivals the famous 17th hole at the TPC at Sawgrass. These two outstanding courses are kept in "tournament condition" year round.

Originally designed in 1975 by George Fazio and his nephew Tom, this private course is a "must play" for any golfer staying in the Palm Beaches. Over the summer of 2007, the club completely rebuilt all eighteen greens and converted them to state-of-the-art TifEagle turf grass, thus providing players with far superior putting surfaces than ever before. Additionally, as part of the renovation, every bunker on the course was rebuilt, and all tees were laser-leveled. Set on 135 acres, the layout features over 2000 trees, and numerous water hazards. With so many trees, you'll find the experience here to be more reminiscent of golf in the Carolinas than South Florida. Located just west of the Florida Turnpike between Hood and Donald Ross Road, Eastpointe is accessible from local area hotels.

Laid out by the golf course design team of Clifton, Ezell, & Clifton, Eastwood's challenging layout features lush, rolling fairways bordered by huge mounds and water on 14 holes. Other distinctive features include numerous multi-level tees, elevated greens, and pot bunkers. Located on the east side of Orlando, the course is easily accessible—just 15 to 20 minutes from the Orlando International Airport. New ownership has brought about many changes and great improvements—a course that's enjoyed by all, whether high-handicapped or a 'wannabe' PGA Pro! Eastwood is considered to be one of Orlando's best golf values. Evaluated by approximately 20,000 Golf Digest readers on a five point scale, they have just received a 4-star rating for 2008-09 from Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play."

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Rated 4 stars in 2008/09 by Golf Digest's "Places to Play"

Located in Citrus Springs, an easy 30 minutes southwest of Ocala, El Diablo proudly claims to have the "best greens in Florida." Designed by Jim Fazio, this fantastic layout opened in 1998 and Golf Digest currently ranks the course #27 in Florida, quite an honor for such a new club. Meticulously groomed and incredibly challenging, the design features tight, rolling fairways that lead to large, undulating greens. We're not exaggerating when we tell you just one round on El Diablo alone is worth a trip to Ocala!

Elk Ridge Golf Course has proven to be the benchmark of quality and conditions when it comes to public golf. This is a big rolling course with elevation changes, magnificent stands of red and white pines, wetlands, streams, and undulating greens. Sculpted out of over 400 acres of Northern Michigan woodlands, golfers can choose their own yardage from four sets of tees. After your round, be sure to visit the full service pro shop, or enjoy a famous HoneyBaked Ham sandwich in the award-winning grill.

Conveniently located within 15 minutes of Tampa International Airport, Emerald Greens Golf Resort & Country Club features 27 holes of freshly redesigned Dan Maples championship golf. This is the only Dan Maples design in Florida, and this amazing track is characteristic of the great work Dan is famous for in Pinehurst. This upscale private course is only available for play by guests of its new vacation villas and its members. The scenic layout is comprised of three distinct nines -- the Cypress, Meadows, and Pine. Emerald Greens offers a truly delightful golfing experience to players of all skill levels, and combined with its air-conditioned golf carts and courteous staff, it is sure to be the highlight of your golf vacation.

Taking its cue from all that is the "new" Palm Springs, Escena Golf Club promises a "sense of place" through its own sophisticated and unique architecture. Built on 172 acres, the course was built by Nicklaus Design and measures over 7,200 yards from the tips. With beautiful native areas, numerous ponds and streams, and the assurance of great course conditions, Escena Golf Club will be an exciting new addition to the Southern California golf scene. Finally, with Troon Golf at the helm, you can bet the pro shop staff will be well trained, friendly, and first class.

Ranked by Score Magazine (2006) in the Top 100 Courses in Canada, Best in New Brunswick, this Seaside Masterpiece originally opened in 1898, and recreated by Thomas McBroom, features a dynamic sequence of forested woodland front nine complemented by a picturesque seaside back nine. The 18 hole par 72 course ranges from 5,207 to 6,908 yards and will challenge golfers of all levels. With bent grass tees, fairway and greens the course offers a manicured look that is the perfect contrast to the fescue rough and the rugged shoreline of the Bay of Fundy.

Renowned for its panoramic beauty, the golf course at The Fairmont Banff Springs is a captivating and challenging layout set in the heart of Canada's Rocky Mountains. The course offers two simple things for the perfect golf vacation. First, there are breathtaking views in every direction. Second, the magnificent layout thrills every golfer fortunate enough to spend a day here. Amateurs and professionals alike are constantly amazed by its panoramic challenge. From the actual hole design to the optical illusions created by the surrounding mountains, this course will delight and tempt you. Stanley Thompson, Canada's master golf course architect, used his expert talent when he designed the original 18 holes in 1928. The course winds along the Bow River under the snow-capped peaks of Sulphur Mountain and Mount Rundle. In 1989, the course was complemented with the construction of an adjoining 9 holes, designed by Cornish and Robinson, resulting in 27 holes of championship golf.

Whistler has become one of the premier golf destinations in Canada and the Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club is most certainly one of the reasons why. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and opened in 1993, the par 72, 18-hole course offers a golf opportunity unmatched in the region. By allowing nature to dictate the path without constraints of commercial influence, the course traverses creeks, ponds, stands of ancient Douglas fir and granite rock faces that testify to the fact that this magnificent course follows closely the natural state of the rugged terrain. Carved out of the slopes of the Coast Mountain range in British Columbia, with elevation changes of more than 400 feet overall, this magnificent golf course is generous to the eye and provides enough fun and challenge for players of all levels. Remember to keep your camera with your clubs, so you can take full advantage of all that this great course has to offer!

Nestled between the mountains and the St. Lawrence River, the Le Manoir Richelieu golf course offers golfers incredible panoramas and a solid but enjoyable test of golf. Originally an 18-hole track designed by English architect Herbert Strong, the course was inaugurated in 1925 by President William Taft. More recently, however, renowned architect Darrell Huxham headed the renovation of the original course, keeping the essence of the original design, and added a new nine making this a terrific 27-hole venue. The golf experience here begins with an exclusive 1.5 km panoramic trail leading directly to the clubhouse that offers golfers an unforgettable preview of the scenery they will enjoy during their round.

Known for its fascinating past, Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello Golf Club is recognized today for its exciting and challenging course layout. Designed by Stanley Thompson in 1929, this Montebello golf course remained the private domain of the prestigious Seigniory Club until 1970. This wonderful Montebello golf course winds tightly through graceful forests and features dramatic elevation changes, captivating the imagination of golfers from all over the world. Some of its elevated tees provide lovely views of the gentle rolls of the surrounding Laurentians. Unlike most new layouts today, each hole at Montebello seems secluded, providing that lovely closed-in feeling, like your group is the only one on the course.

Located on the grounds of the luxurious resort, this 18-hole par 3 course was designed by Theodore G. Robinson. The average playing time for this 2,684 yard course is 2 hours with every iron in the bag being called into play over a hilly, panoramic layout. The course features eighteen challenging par 3 holes. Whether tournament play or just a friendly game takes you out on the course, you'll be delighted with the myriad of bunkers, two water hazards and three tee offerings.

This Rees Jones championship course pays respect to the timeless traditions of the game of golf. $1.5 million was invested in 2009/10 to create BRAND NEW TifEagle greens in addition to improved bunkering and drainage. Tournament playing conditions and perfect putting surfaces can be expected at all times. New lengths added the summer of 2010 will stretch the layout now to just around 7075 yards. The Back 9 wraps around two large, picturesque lakes while a run of holes 3-9 challenges the most skilled players. Former host to such prestigious events as the Senior PGA Tour Qualifying School and the Oldsmobile Scramble National Finals. Golf Shop Operations Magazine has rated the pro shop one of America's "Top 100 Golf Shops" for 5 years. Brand new for 2010/11 - completely renovated clubhouse and pro shop.

Ask about 2-course special with sister course, MetroWest. Plus, comp replays (per availability) 10/01-1/13/11 and 4/11/11-1/12/12!

Farmstead has gained recognition for its mammoth par-six 18th hole. Yes, you read that right, a par six! The tee box on the 767-yard hole is set in South Carolina, and the green is actually in North Carolina. Is it a gimmick? Not really. It's different, but it's a well-designed hole. The remaining 17 holes are also a delight to play. Originally designed by Willard Byrd, the club recently brought Dave Johnson in to make some enhancements to the layout. The results are impressive! After your round, enjoy the course views from the clubhouse grille.

Designed by Dick Gray in 1997, this attractive layout is entirely surrounded by natural wetlands and features a blend of intricate fairways, very subtle elevation changes, and challenging hazards. The course offers good, traditional golf without any tricked-up holes. In addition, a beautiful clubhouse was designed as an elevated, airy pavilion in the old Florida tradition. Located just west of I-95, The Florida Club is a convenient choice for visiting golfers.

Dan Maples created the Blackheath from an existing nine of the former Gold Course and a complete new nine holes. The result is a truly intriguing and beautiful par-71, 6621-yard layout. It's one of those courses where upon completion of your round you can easily replay all 18 holes in your mind. Particularly memorable is the 356-yard 18th hole with water down the right, dense woods down the left, and an island green finish. The Blackheath was rated as "one of the best 12 places to play" by Washington Golf Monthly.

The longest of the three courses at Ford's Colony, Blue Heron is typical Dan Maples -- gorgeous to look at, fun to play, yet difficult to score on. The par-five fourth hole is considered the toughest on the course with a meddlesome water hazard lurking behind a fairway bunker off the tee to the right. This hazard will also force many golfers to play it safe on their second shot which creates a tough approach to a small, well-protected green.

This course was the famous White to Red before being changed to its exisitng name. The overall appearance of the course is thick woods on a rolling-to-hilly terrain. The front of this course is flat and watery and the back nine is a bit hillier. There is a variety of sand bunkers, ponds, etched into hardwood flowering trees.

Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton Golf Design Group, this exciting layout is a favorite amongst local area players and was recently given 3 1/2 stars in Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play." The course offers a beautiful scenic atmosphere including rolling fairways, elevated tees, water on six holes, and no homes. It features a variety of trees, wildlife, and natural lakes as well as lush, green turf. The club's consistent focus on course conditioning has paid off as it's always in fantastic playing condition. Located just off the newly constructed SR429, Forest Lake is located in Ocoee, a short drive from most hotels north, south, east or west of Orlando and can be accessed easily from all International Drive, Lake Buena Vista and Kissimmee areas. That new 429 Extension makes getting there shorter and quicker - a breeze! An "excellent value" course.

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1998-2005 Golf Digest "Places to Play"

This classic club located on the eastern side of Tucson offers golfers of all skill levels a fun challenge on a traditional and playable layout. The course is nestled between the Catalina and Rincon mountains and rambles along a scenic wooded riverbed. Surrounded by mature mesquite, giant cottonwood, eucalyptus, and weeping willow trees, coupled with beautiful desert shrubbery and scenery, the course lends terrific visual appeal. The relaxed atmosphere ensures players an enjoyable and memorable golfing experience that should not be missed.

Designed by Thomas Walker, the former lead designer for The Gary Player Design Group, The Founder's Club is a visually stunning layout that is challenging yet enjoyable to play. With five sets of tees it allows playability for all skill levels as well as three tees rated for the ladies. Built on the same routing as the old Sea Gull course, Walker's use of mounds and waste bunkers has created an entirely different feel and level of play. There are more dramatic views and seemingly more space room off the tee. Perhaps the biggest change is the par-5 12th, which now features a double fairway around a set of moguls and penalizing fairway bunkers. All in all, Founder's Club is a great addition to the Myrtle Beach golf scene.

Thirty minutes north of Tampa in New Port Richey you'll find the fabulous 18-hole layout at Fox Hollow. The upscale, semi-private facility features a $2 million clubhouse with panoramic views of "The Hollow" (holes #1, #10, and #18). Rated by the Tampa Tribune as one of the area's "Top Three" golf courses, Fox Hollow has hosted the USGA Amateur Publinks Qualifier, PGA Senior Tour's GTE Suncoast Classic Qualifier, and MasterCard Grand Masters Pro-Am. The course is also one of only a handful of courses in Florida featuring Paspalum putting surfaces. If you have never played Paspalum greens you're in for a real treat!

Home to the Canadian Golf Academy — Canada's #1 teaching facility — Fox Meadow pairs award winning service with an award winning, championship course. Mixing well-placed bunkers amongst the rolling hills, golfers of all handicaps will find this a very enjoyable track. Awarded four stars in Golf Digest's "Places to Play."

Rated four stars by Golf Digest, this par-72 course measures just under 7000 yards from the tip. A Les Furber design, Glasgow Hills offers many picturesque views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence while challenging players throughout. The course was sculpted among the hills of New Glasgow with elevation changes that will have you second-guessing your club selection time and time again. After your round, be sure to step into Piper's Restaurant for a great meal and wonderful views of the course and Gulf.

Carved out of the foothills of the scenic Superstition Mountains, the 36 holes of desert mountain golf offer two distinct playing options. Dinosaur Mountain, the #1 public course in Arizona for 2001-2002, takes golfers into the high Sonoran Desert. A round of golf includes breathtaking views of the Superstition Mountains and dramatic tee-to-green elevation changes. Sidewinder, Gold Canyon's newest course, runs through the land's natural arroyos and dry creek beds, providing a pristine desert golf experience. Gold Canyon is located just 35 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor airport.

Honors & Accolades

Top 10 Most Underrated Courses in the US by Sports Illustrated. Rated #1 public course in Arizona 2001 & 2002, "Top five public courses"-Phoenix Visitors Burea, Golf Digest 4 Star Rating.

The Sidewinder course runs through the lands natural arroyos and dry creek beds and features a number of elevated tee shots off of scenic Dinosaur Mountain. Native cholla and prickly pear cacti as well as mesquite and palo verde trees line the course, providing a pristine desert golf experience. You'll find the creative design demanding and exhilarating. 4 Star Rating by Golf Digest

This Jack Nicklaus Signature-designed course opened in July 1999 and has quickly proven that it belongs in the prestigious golfing community of Windermere. This phenomenal "private" country club is located within the beautiful Keene's Pointe development and is bordered by the Butler Chain of Lakes, featuring majestic oaks, towering cypress trees and all types of natural flora. The layout, always in impeccable playing condition, will test your mettle, challenge your skills, and reward your prowess. The club also features a massive, luxurious clubhouse facility offering panoramic views of both #9 and 18 finishing holes. An impressive way to experience a memorable round as a 'member for the day!'
Due to membership: Tee times available Tuesday thru Thursday only, after 10AM - not available Fridays thru Sundays or holidays.

Honors & Accolades

4 stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places To Play"

The first of Indigo Run's two Nicklaus-designed golf courses, the Golden Bear at Indigo Run has quickly earned a name for itself as one of the top-rated layouts on an island of top-flight designs. An abundance of water and sand keep play interesting, but never penalizing. Winding through a beautiful landscape of oak and pine woodlands, Golden Bear is a perfect addition to any golf itinerary.

So... you think you have game? If you're up for a real challenge, come test your mettle on this menacing track! Golden Hills recently completed a two-year renovation project under the watchful eye of Rees Jones, and, wow, what a spectacular re-design! Surrounded by the natural beauty of majestic oaks and towering pines, Golden Hills is set among rolling hills and thoroughbred horse farms. The tranquility of the setting is enhanced by the exclusivity of this private 18-hole championship golf course that boasts the highest elevation in Marion County on the 4th tee. The elegant Southern Colonial clubhouse features a great grillroom adorned with jockey silks, horse memorabilia, and a wide screen television. It's the perfect place to share in a cocktail with your playing partners after your round.

Considered the "Crown Jewel of Virginia golf," the legendary Gold course at Golden Horseshoe ranks #63 on GOLF Magazine's 2010 "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" based on excellence in design, conditioning and service. Created by Robert Trent Jones in 1963, the course boasts Jones' first island green on the par-three 16th. In fact, all four par threes are memorable in their own right and require a tee shot over water. Narrow rolling fairways lined by tall pines and ancient hardwoods lead to well-protected bent grass greens throughout. Rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest, Golden Horseshoe's Gold will not disappoint!

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Designed by world-renowned architect, Rees Jones, the Green course at Golden Horseshoe is a perfect complement to the adjacent Gold course. Well respected by visitors and locals alike for its excellent turf, the course has been host to a number of USGA national and regional championships. Design elements are typical Jones with mounded fairways, undulated greens and well-thought-out bunker placement. Like the Gold, the Green course has also been given a well-deserved 4.5 stars by Golf Digest's "Place to Play." Make sure they both have a spot reserved on your next Williamsburg golf itinereary!

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Everybody loves Brickshire. You will too. The popularity of this Curtis Strange signature course is easily explained in two words; "player friendly." With inviting fairways, true-rolling greens, and dramatic elevation changes, Strange has created a unique experience by replicating some of his favorite holes from around the world. St. Andrews, Augusta National, Pinehurst #2 and Riviera are all represented here. You'll finish in style on the dramatic par-five 18th, which Washington Golf Monthly named as one of the best finishing holes in the Mid-Atlantic. Take it from us, Brickshire is one course you won't want to miss!

The Golf Club at Cypress Creek offers dramatic terrain with tight fairways and heavy bunkering. Sculpted around 600 acres of natural woodlands, the popular course provides beautiful views of these woods and the wildlife within. Designers Steve Smyers and Dean Refram created a terrific and fun test with elevated greens and water on 13 holes. The facility also features a nicely maintained 18-hole executive course and a clubhouse with full-service bar and restaurant. Located in Ruskin, it's an easy 35-minute drive southeast of Tampa.

The folks at North Hampton promise "you'll be treated like royalty" when you play this design by the "King" himself, Arnold Palmer. The par-72 layout weaves its way through ten spring-fed lakes lined by coquina boulders and wild grasses with rolling fairways and elevation changes of over 40 feet. With TifEagle greens and tip-top overall course conditioning, North Hampton continues to be one of our most popular choices for golf in the Jacksonville area. We think you'll agree; this Arnold Palmer Signature Course is the stuff that legends are made of.

Honors & Accolades

Ranked #7, BEST Florida Courses You Can Play - Golfweek 2007

The Golf Club at South Hampton is another great Mark McCumber design found in the Jacksonville area. The course features 16 large lakes and over sixty contoured bunkers surrounded by acres of tall pines and native oaks. The designer's intent is to present every golfer the appropriate risk, offering encouragement to the novice while still challenging the experienced player. All players will have to watch out for the 571-yard 17th, a brutal five par that is definitely one of the toughest holes in the area.

Located about 1 hour south of Phoenix and minutes North of Tucson in Oro Valley, this desert course was built atop the natural landscape. The fairways afford generous landing areas, and the traditional greens are fast and well bunkered. Hole #8, a 389-yard, par 4, features a lake, which is the only water hazard on the course. The most difficult hole is #5, a 431-yard, par 4, requiring a tee shot over a desert waste area while simultaneously avoiding the desert island on the right.

Towering pines, natural cypress wetlands, secluded fairways, and impeccable greens are all features of the Grand Casino's newest golf course. This 18-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course is considered by many the most spectacular in the south and thus responsible for making the Mississippi Gulf Coast a premier golf destination. The course winds through the Biloxi and Little Biloxi Rivers and will challenge all levels of golfers with its packed pine needle rough, championship greens, and deep bunkers.

Gary Player Design renovated this course in 2005 to maintain Mr. Player's original concept of favoring strategy, club selection, and shot placement, and took great steps to incorporate new features that will reward rather than penalize players for the average shot. The course is routed through dense woodlands, lakes, and protected wetlands. Always kept in impeccable shape, this picturesque layout is considered one of the top and toughest courses in the area! Located over an hour northeast of Orlando and 30 minutes north of Daytona.

Every club in your bag is needed at The Grand Club's Pine Course, the longest of the four original courses at Palm Coast. Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay created a shotmaking challenge with tree-lined rolling fairways and well-trapped greens. In addition, there's water on 10 holes to add to the difficulty. Take your group back to the tips and the challenge will be all they can handle. The club, now managed by the Hampton Golf Group, underwent major renovations in 2006 and is always kept in premium condition.

Grand Cypress Resort, comprising the North, South and East nines, offers a variety of physical and mental stimuli that provides a test of accuracy rather than strength and distance. The North nine, built in 1984, and just completely renovated in 2008, features terraced fairways, generous landing areas, mounds and platformed greens with yawning bunkers. The East nine, added in 1986, is more generous, with less bunkering, particularly in front of the greens, allowing more run-up shots. Always in perfect condition, Grand Cypress provides one of Central Florida's best, most memorable golf experiences anywhere. Play all 3 combinations - awesome, challenging! And, when golf is finished, you owe yourself the Final Treat... the new Nine18 Restaurant with its fantastic menu (20% discount) is the best way to polish off your day!

Added-value: Complimentary range balls, 20% discount on all golf shop merchandise (excludes golf equipment).

Honors & Accolades

2003 Course of the Year, Florida Golf Course Owners Association
Rated 4.5 stars, Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" 2008

This beautifully designed Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course opened in 1988 to great fanfare. Inspired by his great performances through the years at St. Andrews Old Course, Jack pays homage here to the birthplace of golf. A "links-style" design to its greatest degree, reminders of St. Andrews appear throughout the course with 150-plus bunkers, elevated tees and greens, stone walls, a winding burn (including a stone bridge crossing), and seven huge, double greens. Plus, replicas of the world-famous first and 18th holes at St. Andrews Old Course and Nicklaus' version of the Road Hole. All in all, it's quite a tribute to the Old Course. Impeccable playing conditions year-round for every caliber of golfer. And do yourself a favor - after golf, the Nine18 Restaurant (20% discount off menu) is the perfect way to end your perfect day at Grand Cypress!

Added-value: Complimentary range balls, 20% discount on all golf shop merchandise (excludes golf equipment)

Honors & Accolades

2003 Course of the Year - by the Florida Golf Course Owners Association
Rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest
"Top 75 Golf Resorts" by Golf Digest, 2007
"Top 100 Golf Resorts" by Conde Nast Traveler, 2001-2006

Grand Cypress Resort, comprising the North, South and East nines, offers a variety of physical and mental stimuli that provides a test of accuracy rather than strength and distance. The North and South nines, originally built in 1984, have both now been redesigned and feature terraced fairways, generous landing areas, mounds and platformed greens with yawning bunkers. Host to a major televised LPGA Event in December 2010 (closed to public play November 15 thru December 6). Face new challenges on 2 completely innovative, memorable nines! Always in perfect playing condition, Grand Cypress provides one of Central Florida's best, most challenging golf experiences anywhere. Play all 3 combinations - all awesome, unforgettable.

Added-value: Complimentary range balls and 20% discount on all golf shop merchandise (excludes golf equipment). 20% discount to all Golfpac golfers in the Nine18 Restaurant after golf.

The Grand Cypress Course, comprising the North, South and East nines, offers a variety of physical and mental stimuli and provides a test of accuracy rather than strength and distance. The North and South nines, the original course built in 1984, features terraced fairways, generous landing areas, mounds and platformed greens with yawning bunkers. The East nine, added in 1986, is more generous, with less bunkering, particularly in front of the greens, allowing more run-up shots. Always in perfect playing condition, Grand Cypress provides one of Orlando's best and most memorable golf experiences. Don't forget to dine after golf in the Nine18 Restaurant, located in the clubhouse ~ 20% discount on menu to all Golfpac customers!

Added-value: Complimentary range balls and 20% discount on all golf shop merchandise (excludes golf equipment).

A spectacular Jack Nicklaus design, Grand Haven is nature and Nicklaus at their best, combining for a memorable course that utilizes all of Jack's experience as a player and ingenuity as a golf course designer. The course was built using the latest techniques and most technologically advanced turfgrass, so great course conditioning can always be expected. Grand Haven is private and available exclusively to guests of Palm Coast Resort and The Club at Hammock Beach, and is located about 30 minutes north of Daytona Beach.

As the centerpiece of an exclusive resort-residential community, Grande Dunes sets the standard for golf along the Carolina Coast. The Roger Rulewich design was nominated for Golf Digest's "Best New Course in America" award for 2001 and continues to receive accolades as time goes on. The layout is over 7600 yards from the tips and is located on an elevated bluff overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway with outstanding views to the Atlantic Ocean less than a mile away. All we can say is "wow!"

With three designs already on Golfweek's list of '100 Greatest Modern Courses,' renowned architect Steve Smyers has teamed up with player consultant Nick Faldo to create one of Central Florida's most dynamic new courses at Grande Pines, centrally located in the heart of the action on South International Drive. Contoured, gently rolling fairways with numerous ponds and enhanced landscaping are all bordered by tall natural pines, oaks and palms. Numerous undulating greens are elevated and many are well-protected by artfully crafted bunkers... "target-golf" at its best, but recent renovations to landing areas and bunkers have tremendously softened up this memorable, challenging track. Marriott's strong emphasis is product quality and customer service. Perfectly manicured with consistant tournament playing conditions.

HUGE ADDED VALUE: UNLIMITED GOLF year-round, per availability, day of play (after 1st round completed). Complimentary range balls included.

Just five minutes from Casino Row, Gulf Hills has been an integral part of the local golf scene for over 70 years. The club has seen it all through this time, including a speakeasy and casino in the roaring 20's and a dude ranch in the 50's. However, local residents now own the club and have done a terrific job restoring it to its rightful status. Although only 6200 yards from the back tees, this Jack Daray layout provides a beautiful setting for golf with rolling hills and well-groomed greens.

The environment is awesome and the play is invigorating on this wonderful course found about an hour east of Orlando in Brevard County. Designed by nationally acclaimed architect Charles Ankrom, the course calls into play a wide variety of natural habitats with imaginative topographic features and demanding undulating fairways. You'll feel lost in old Florida as you make your way around this exciting layout. Bring your best shot for the "Scottish" 6th hole and the Carolina-style 18th.

Bill Amick designed this semi-private course, which is nestled among towering pines, century-old oaks, and natural vegetation. Water comes into play on only two holes, but the layout is still one of the most picturesque and challenging in the area. A beautiful, spacious clubhouse completes this outstanding golf facility. Halifax Plantation is located 15 minutes north of Daytona in Ormond Beach.

Formerly the site of Marco Shores Golf Club, WCI has collaborated with PGA Tour player Peter Jacobsen to completely rebuild the site into a brand new golf course, and since opening in January 2004 Hammock Bay has received scores of accolades. This golf course will not disappoint even the most critical of players as its design is strong and conditions are impeccable. Most players in the know regard Hammock Bay as the absolute best golf course in southwest Florida, and we highly recommend it as a must play for anyone visiting Naples!

The Conservatory Golf Course at Hammock Beach Resort, a Tom Watson Signature design, offers 140 acres of dramatic elevations and undulating greens not commonly found in Florida. In fact, the Conservatory has the highest slope rating in Florida! With six tee boxes per hole, the Conservatory promises an exciting challenge for all levels of play, and when played from the back tees there is no longer course in the state. Highlighted by man-made waterfalls, babbling brooks and veneered field stone work, the Conservatory offers as much for the senses as it does for the game.

Open since December 2000, Hammock Beach Resort's Ocean Course by Jack Nicklaus is set amidst dunes and natural landscape and features more ocean play than any other course on the state's east coast. Six holes overlook the ocean, including the incredible 468-yard, par-4 finishing hole. Birdie here (and sometimes par) will always win you a skin! Lakes, dunes, forested terrain, and five different tee options add to the challenge. No matter what part of Florida you plan on visiting, make sure you stop for at least one night at Hammock Beach to play the Ocean Course along the way. It's that good!

Opened since 1996, this is Florida's first course co-designed by the father and son team of Jack Nicklaus and Jack Nicklaus, Jr. Located just off I-95 in Palm City (equidistantly south of Port St. Lucie and north of West Palm Beach), the club hosted events on the Golden Bear Tour and is a grueling test from the championship tees. It offers rolling, perfectly maintained fairways, multi-tiered greens and tees, and holes that wind through natural pine forests and wetlands. It provides a truly unique round of golf and is an excellent value for golf in this area.

Opened in 2002 and built on a 260-acre wildlife preserve, Harmony is managed by Troon Golf, the leader in upscale golf course management. Harmony is the only Johnny Miller Signature Design course in the Orlando area. This extremely challenging, picturesque layout is wrapped around existing wetlands, broad meadows, towering pines, and natural ponds to form a stunning combination of holes with no homes fronting the golf preserve. Located just 25 minutes south of the Orlando Airport for convenient first/ last day play and 30-40 minutes east of most area hotel locations.

Now featuring The Emergency 9 (12/26/10-5/08/11); additional FREE 9 holes can be pre-booked after 3PM (12/26-4/10/11) or 4PM (4/11-5/08/11).

Added Values (1/22/11-4/10/11): free range balls & Harmony gift, bag tag, repair tool, yardage book, tees. $10 Mon. (Italian), $15 Wed. (prime rib), $19 Fri. (seafood) amazing All-U-Can-Eat 5PM buffet specials; $2 drafts every day of the week!

Gently winding its way around Marriott's Orlando World Center Resort complex, Hawk's Landing offers a lush tropical 18-hole challenge and a typically exceptional Marriott golf experience. Originally designed by Joe Lee in 1986, an entire re-design of the course in 1999 by Robert E. Cupp III provides exquisite, superior playing conditions and a wide variety of native trees, landscape, and floral scenery. At 6600 yards from the Championship tees, this now-par 71 facility features large, true-rolling Tifdwarf greens, water in play on 15 holes (including the entire back nine), and distinctively undulating fairways. Conveniently located just off I-4, SR536 and Int'l Drive in the Lake Buena Vista area, this resort course is always recognized for exemplary customer service. Visually appealing and meticulously groomed, it's a great experience and a very fun, challenging, memorable course to play.

Added-value: complimentary range balls, GPS and free valet parking.

This incredible new Gordon Lewis & Jed Azinger 27-hole design is all the rage among the locals. The golf course is bordered by a pristine nature preserve and unique water features including two deep quarry lakes, which are quite unusual for Florida. Five sets of tees are available, making the course playable for all skill levels. The layout features generous contoured fairways that lead to larger than average undulating greens that are some of the truest rolling putting surfaces you'll ever play. Make sure you include a round at Heritage Bay on your next golf vacation to the Naples area. You won't be disappointed!

Local golf developer Larry Young carved the Heritage Club out of 600 acres of former plantation grounds. This terrific layout winds its way along the dark waters of the Waccama River with giant magnolias and 300-year-old oaks dominating the landscape. It's a beautiful setting with spacious fairways and undulating greens surrounded by lush stands of camellias and azaleas. However, don't let the beauty fool you. At over 7000 yards from the tips, this track will challenge even your best game!

Honors & Accolades

Ranked #23 in South Carolina and rated 4.5 Stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play" in 2006.