| _ | | _ | | | Since 1994, this signature Rees Jones golf course is a favorite of the tour players. It is a traditional links style 7,088 yard design. You'll enjoy the strategic mounding, numerous expanses of sand bunkers, natural marsh areas, beautiful lakes and undulating greens. While extremely playable for all skill levels, the ingenious and inventive player is rewarded with multiple options on nearly every shot.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | Golfers will find challenges at every turn on our companion 1997 signature Arthur Hills Legends Course. The par 72 layout is a classic at 6,984 yards. Hills used a superb natural setting to create a masterpiece in playability and variety. It features natural wetlands, narrow pine corridors, small greens and strategically placed water hazards. The Legends Course calls for the player to use their mind ahead of their muscles. Good strategic planning will reward the player with good results and an enjoyable round. Each hole is unique and memorable. The Legends Course played from the proper tees poses an appropriate challenge to more accomplished players and fairness to high handicappers, seniors, women and junior golfers. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Nestled within a lush and magnificent canopy of century-old oaks, tall pines and natural vegetation on high rolling terrain, Halifax Plantation Golf Club is one of the most picturesque and enjoyable courses you'll play in Central Florida. Located minutes north of Daytona Beach, course architect Bill Amick has created a course that challenges the novice and expert golfer alike with great course conditioning, elevated tee boxes and undulating greens. |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Victoria Hills Golf Club, named by Golf Magazine as a "Top 10 You Can Play in the United States," is an extraordinary place located just East of Orlando in the quaint college town of DeLand, Florida. The Ron Garl-designed course is a challenging par 72 championship course surrounded by dense oak hammocks and Augusta pines carved meticulously from rolling sand hills. Pristine lakes create stunning views and challenge player skills throughout this gem. In addition to our top-rated course, visit our award winning restaurant - Mulligan's Tavern & Grille, and make Victoria Hills one of the best experiences of your trip.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | Renowned course architects Arthur Hills and Mike Dasher were commissioned to use the abundant Florida topography, thick forests, wetlands and water to create Cypress Head Golf Club - a fair but challenging layout. The golf course is versatile with widely spaced tee areas placed to allow the course to play from under 4900 yards to just over 6800 yards with many risk/reward options off the tee. Fairways are quite generous and the Cypress Head greens are medium-sized, undulating and always in top condition. The course features interesting design characteristics such as back-to-back par-3's on the front 9, and back-to-back par 5's on the back nine. Depending on the Atlantic Ocean breezes, club selection is always key to a good round and best scoring.
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crl | | | _ | | _ | | | This 18-hole championship golf course, designed by renowned Bill Amick, has proven a challenge to all skill levels. The course offers over 6,700 yards of carefully designed fairway, bunkers, lakes and beautiful manicured greens. The front nine winds along historic Spruce Creek and is bordered by majestic southern oaks while the back nine offers specious views where wind and water challenge your play.
Slope = 128 / ***1/2 |
| | | _ | | _ | | | Turnbull Bay is a semi-private 18-hole golf course that is located alongside the Atlantic Ocean. Designed by Gary Wintz, a veteran of the PGA Tour, this championship course is an environmental masterpiece. Hammocks of ancient trees are utilized as course hazards. Magnificent pines and tropical palmettos frame the fairways offering an exquisite balance of nature and sport. Beautiful lakes present a challenge to golfers while offering refuge to wildlife. The course boasts 6,800 yards of softly rolling fairways, meticulously sculpted from the natural vegetation. There are four sets of tees, which vary the length, allowing all levels of golfers a challenging sports experience.
Slope = 129 / *** |
| | | _ | | _ | | | The Hidden Lakes Golf Course is an extremely tight course where shot accuracy is a must. All the fairways are bordered with rough and trees. Additionally, there are water hazards and sand bunkers incorporated throughout the course design. Many of the large tee boxes and medium-sized greens are elevated. The overall design of the greens is relatively flat and their speed varies from medium to fast. The signature hole is #4, a 350-yard par-4, requiring a lay-up tee shot, then an approach shot over water to a well-bunkered green. During the summer of 1995, the course was remodeled by Lloyd Clifton.
Slope = 101 |
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Located between Orlando and Daytona, this scenic and challenging course designed by Lloyd Clifton meanders through rolling hills, large oaks and tall pines. Debary Golf & Country Club has been rated 4-Stars by GOLF DIGEST, 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 club habitat as an official bird sanctuary. The Carolina feel is strengthened more by lack of water. In fact, the course features just one water hazard that comes into play by the 9th and 18th greens. These finishing holes join together and create a beautiful backdrop to the luxurious clubhouse overlooking the finshing holes and large lake. With great course conditions, undulating fairways, and greens that roll true and fast, it's no wonder why DeBary has been consistently chosen as a U.S. Open Qualifying site.
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| | | _ | | _ | | | | The Deltona Club in North Orlando is one of the most unique courses in Central Florida. Famed architect Bobby Weed carved the course from natural sandhills that are dotted with large Florida white oaks, pine trees, natural grasses and landscaping. Significant elevation changes across the course create great views, and requires careful club selection strategy on most holes. Generous fairways lead to gently rolling, fast and true greens considered among the best in Central Florida. Awarded by GolfWeek Magazine as the 20th Best Public Course in Florida for 2013. | | | | | | | |
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