Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill
$$$$$Arnie's longtime home club opens its 27 holes to lodge guests, so you can play the same closing stretch the pros sweat over at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Classic Florida with water everywhere.
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Arnie's longtime home club opens its 27 holes to lodge guests, so you can play the same closing stretch the pros sweat over at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Classic Florida with water everywhere.
Host of the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic, the Champ saves its teeth for the Bear Trap finish over water at 15, 16, and 17. A true tour test that anyone can tee up.
Home of THE PLAYERS, this Pete Dye gauntlet ends with the famous par-3 17th to an island green that has swallowed thousands of golf balls. You can actually play it, but bring your nerve and a fat wallet.
Five astonishing holes plunge into an old limestone quarry on Florida's nature coast. One of Fazio's most jaw-dropping routings.
Kyle Franz reimagined old Florida sandhills into a rumpled, strategic playground he calls adventure golf. Elevation changes you didn't think existed in Florida and endless angles off the tee.
This 7,200-yard course wanders through scrub, meadows, and even a 40-foot-deep sinkhole, all framed by ancient live oaks. A genuinely wild ride and the resort's marquee track.
A rolling Jack Nicklaus design with mounded, Scottish-flavored holes at the Grand Cypress resort near Disney. Among Orlando's best resort golf.
A bold, links-flavored Tom Watson design inland from the resort's Ocean Course, with huge greens and dramatic bunkering. A stout championship test.
A Jack Nicklaus course with a stunning closing stretch along the Atlantic near Daytona, one of the few true oceanfront layouts in Florida. Wind and water.
Towering pines and rolling terrain make this Tampa-area gem feel more Carolina than Florida. The closing three holes, the Snake Pit, decide the Valspar Championship every March.
One of five courses at this sprawling resort, the Palmer threads through lakes and palms with the King's trademark go-for-it feel. A friendlier companion to the brutal Champion.
Jack Nicklaus's contribution at Reunion Resort, with water and bunkers framing strategic Florida holes. Part of a rare three-signature-architect resort.
Arnold Palmer's layout at Reunion, the most playable of the resort's trio, winding through wetlands and oaks. Completes a big-name Orlando golf stay.
A Tom Watson design at the 54-hole Reunion Resort near Orlando, with strategic angles and elevation rare for Florida. The toughest of the resort's three.
The newest of the big three sprawls across higher ground with enormous greens and fairways you could land a plane on. Bring your imagination for the short game around those wild putting surfaces.
Tom Doak's contribution shares the same surreal mounded terrain as the Red, with massive sandy waste areas and views across spring-fed lakes. Walk it with a caddie for the full effect.
Coore and Crenshaw carved this out of old phosphate-mining land, and it plays like windswept links 70 miles from any ocean. Rolling fairways, wild greens, and not a house in sight.
The oldest 18 holes in Florida, a gentle, palm-lined course at the grand Breakers resort just off the Atlantic in Palm Beach. History and resort polish.
The second Norman course at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, with the same coquina-waste look and resort conditioning. A strong companion to the Gold.
A Greg Norman course at the Ritz-Carlton Naples that hosts the LPGA CME Group finale and a PGA Tour event. Coquina-sand waste areas and resort polish.
The famous, fearsome Blue Monster at Doral, a longtime PGA Tour host rebuilt by Gil Hanse with water guarding nearly every hole. Big-time Miami resort golf.
Vast sandy waste areas and rolling pine corridors evoke Pine Valley deep in Florida's interior. Long considered one of the best public courses in the state.
A restored Donald Ross course at the historic Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, with the landmark tower as a backdrop. Classic, walkable South Florida golf.
A Greg Norman design at the ChampionsGate resort near Orlando, the more traditional of two courses and home of David Leadbetter's academy. Solid resort golf.
A municipal course on a barrier island south of Miami, with mangroves, iguanas, and bay views that once hosted a Champions Tour event. Tropical and scenic.
The longest of Walt Disney World's courses and a former PGA Tour host, a wide, water-dotted layout with the famous Mouse-shaped bunker. Family-vacation golf.
A tighter, more wooded Walt Disney World course that co-hosted the Tour event with the Magnolia for decades. A fun, central Orlando resort round.
Jack Nicklaus's tribute to the Old Course brings double greens, stone bridges, and shaggy mounds to the Orlando sun. A fun, quirky change of pace from typical Florida target golf.
The breezier, water-laced companion to the famous Copperhead at the Innisbrook resort near Tampa. A strong second course on a great golf property.
One of Florida's oldest and hilliest courses, with 85 feet of elevation change in the citrus country northwest of Orlando. Old-Florida resort charm.
A Rees Jones course threaded through cypress and wetland preserve in the heart of Naples. Polished, wildlife-rich southwest Florida resort golf.
A Tom Fazio redesign at PGA National with bold bunkering and water in play across South Florida flatland. Polished resort golf near the Bear Trap.
A tighter, more strategic course at the PGA National resort, rewarding placement over power. One of five layouts at a true golf-resort hub.
A pair of Palmer-designed courses at a longtime golf-and-tennis resort north of Tampa, set among cypress and lagoons. A classic Florida golf-school base.
The second course at TPC Sawgrass, a Pete and P.B. Dye design that hosts a Korn Ferry Tour event. A worthy, more affordable companion to the Stadium.
A Bobby Weed design north of Tampa that hosts a PGA Tour Champions event, with cypress, water, and Florida wildlife. Tour-quality public-access golf.
The lone course on earth designed by both Jack and Arnie, freshly restored in 2024. Generous fairways, mature oaks, and a clubhouse steps from the golf hall of fame.
Named for Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen, this Bobby Weed design rewards smart positioning over raw power. A relaxed, walkable companion to its bigger sibling.
The Augusta-flavored companion to Pine Barrens at the remote World Woods complex (now Cabot Citrus Farms), with elevation and pines. A hidden inland gem.
A beautifully restored Donald Ross municipal in Sarasota, reborn as a walkable, eco-friendly community course. Classic architecture at a public price.
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