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Courses in our Florida Region |
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Club Renaissance
18 holes, par 72, 6,701 yards
Completed in 2002, this course was designed by architect Chip Powell and features two distinct nines. The front nine has an open links feel with wide fairways and greens that accept bump-and-run approach shots. The back nine requires more accuracy as it meanders through a large conservation area. Water comes into play on many holes and most fairways are lined with tall pines and mature oaks. Six sets of tees ensure golfers of every skill level will enjoy their round.
Click here to visit the Club Renaissance website.
2121 S. Pebble Beach Blvd.
Sun City Center, FL 33573
TEL: (813) 633-1015
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Sandpiper Golf Course
27 holes
Lakes: 9 holes, par 36, 3,258 yards
Oaks: 9 holes, par 36, 3,154 yards
Palms: 9 holes, par 36, 3,170 yards
The original 18 holes, designed by Mark Mahanna, were built in 1968. Ron Garl, famous for his design of more than 100 Florida courses, designed the nine-hole addition in 1985.
1702 S. Pebble Beach Blvd.
Sun City Center, FL 33573
TEL: (813) 634-3377 |
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Scepter Golf Club
18 holes, par 72, 6,717 yards
This Chip Powell-designed championship course offers a challenging round for all skill levels.
1226 New Point Loop
Sun City Center, FL 33573
TEL: (813) 634-4393
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Falcon Watch Golf Club
27 holes
Sands: 9 holes, par 36, 3,210 yards
Cypress: 9 holes, par 36, 3,265 yards
Challenge: 9 holes, par 36, 3,280 yards
Prolific golf architect Ron Garl designed these three nine-hole courses in 1981, 1984 and 1988, respectively, using the varied natural topography to maximum effect.
1000 Kings Blvd.
Sun City Center, FL 33573
TEL: (813) 634-3038
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Kings Point Golf Club
18 hole executive, par 56, 2,734 yards
Renowned course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr., designed Kings Point, which is believed to be the only executive course he ever fully created.
202 Cambridge Trail
Sun City Center, FL 33573
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Caloosa Greens Golf Club
18 hole executive, par 60, 3,044 yards
The holes range from 90 to 311 yards and are perfect for the novice, yet challenging enough for any golfer who would like to put accuracy to the test.
2205 E. Webb Drive
Sun City Center, FL 33573
TEL: (813) 633-3958 |
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North Lakes Golf Club
18 holes, par 72, 6,515 yards
Built in 1964, this course, designed by Ron Garl, offers generous fairways and big rolling greens. It was closed in 2009. |
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Palm-Aire Country Club
 The Oaks and the Cypress courses at Palm-Aire Country Club in Pompano Beach, Fla., were designed by the renowned duo of Tom and George Fazio while the Palms was laid out by William Mitchell. Each provides a distinctive experience, and complement ClubLink’s other Clubs in the area: Heron Bay Golf Club, former site of the PGA Tour’s Honda Classic, and the historic 36-hole Woodlands Country Club.
All three courses present an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels of ability. From the back tees, the Palms tips out at 6,944 yards, par 72, and the Cypress is 6,810 yards, par 72. Both courses have five sets of tee decks to choose from, while the Oaks plays 6,910 yards, par 71, with four sets of tees.
Palm-Aire Country Club has a rich history dating back to 1959 when The Palms Golf Course was founded by George Palmer and Harold Broiler and a 50-room lodge opened in 1962. Sam Snead set a course record 65 in that year and, since then, Palm-Aire has hosted the prestigious Dixie Amateur (now conducted by ClubLink at Heron Bay and Woodlands), the Florida Open, and the Nike South Florida Classic, a former Nationwide Tour event, on multiple occasions.
In 1965, Alfred Orleans and his son Marvin purchased the course and lodge, which hosted the Florida Open for the first time that year. Palm-Aire’s owners added a grand hotel and spa in 1971 followed by the construction of the Oaks in 1971 and the Cypress in 1972. Movie stars such as Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, and Jerry Lewis would come to stay and play at the renowned hotel and golf courses. The New York Yankees of old would stay there during spring training. Billy Jean King was the tennis pro.
Palm-Aire Country Club
2600 Palm-Aire Drive North
Pompano Beach, Fla. 33069
954-975-6225
Palms Clubhouse (Palms course)
551 South Powerline Rd (Pompano Parkway)
Pompano Beach, Fla. 33069
954-974-7650
Oaks Clubhouse (Oaks and Cypress courses)
3701 Oaks Clubhouse Drive
Pompano Beach, Fla. 33069
954-978-3193
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Woodlands Country Club
 Woodlands is a full-service country club in Tamarac, Fla., featuring a striking and recently renovated clubhouse overlooking two 18-hole golf courses designed by Robert Von Hagge and Bruce Devlin.
Members and guests will enjoy the clubhouse complex which provides
recreation for the entire family, including tournament tennis on four
clay courts and a swimming pool. The clubhouse is a contemporary
tri-level design overlooking a two-acre lake with outdoor patios and
lounge decks. The formal dining room is perfect for dances and other
events. The clubhouse also features a cocktail lounge, conference rooms,
and men's and women's card rooms with bar service.
The fully stocked golf shop overlooks the large driving range as well as
a practice area for chipping and sand shots. There are two 18-hole
courses: The 6,500-yard East Course and the 6,800-yard West Course, both
with five sets of tees for all skill levels.
Within the ClubLink family, Woodlands is a Gold-level membership Club
with limited premium daily-fee access.
4600 Woodlands Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33319
TEL: (954) 731-2500 |
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Heron Bay Golf Club
When the course opened in 1996 as the TPC at Heron Bay, it was named one of America’s 10 best new public golf courses by Golf Digest. For six years (1997-2002), the PGA Tour’s Honda Classic called Heron Bay home, crowning champions Stuart Appleby, Mark Calcavecchia, Vijay Singh, Dudley Hart, Jesper Parnevik and Matt Kuchar. Golf Magazine ranked it one of the top 10 daily-fee courses in Florida. It is home to the Heron Bay Golf Academy and is the home course of the National Hockey League’s Florida Panthers.
Ten-time PGA Tour winner Mark McCumber, a noted golf course architect, artfully balanced the demands of the best golfers in the world while creating a course that could be enjoyed by the public. Heron Bay is naturally beautiful, not contrived. Water comes into play on only three of the 18 holes. There are no forced carries on the course, making the layout very playable for the less experienced golfer.
Heron Bay Golf Club is adjacent to the Marriott Coral Springs Hotel and Convention Center, providing an ideal venue for visiting golfers taking advantage of stay-and-play packages.
11801 Heron Bay Blvd.
Coral Springs, FL 33076
TEL: (954) 796-2000 |
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