Palm Harbor's Copperhead course at the Innisbrook Golf Resort features elevation changes and tree-lined fairways. No two golf courses are alike in Florida, indeed some are spectacularly different. Elsewhere in the state, you'll find some of the finest work from acclaimed architects Pete Dye, Donald Ross, Tom Doak and Gil Hanse. Greg Norman handled both courses at Tiburon in Naples, which like many great Florida resorts also boasts a world-class hotel on-site. At Orlando's Reunion Resort, he designed a course, as did Arnold Palmer and Tom Watson. Speaking of Nicklaus, he's one of many famous players to put his design stamp on Florida courses. At the Nicklaus Course at Bay Point Golf in Panama City Beach, the par-4 fifth hole requires a shot to an island fairway before attacking the green. More than 100,000 balls are rinsed there every year, so just consider yourself part of the club if your shot falls a bit short (or left, or right, or long). How about conquering the water? Head to Ponte Vedra Beach to take on golf's most famous hole, the island-green par-3 17th at the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course. If your vibe is the Keys, America's only Caribbean golf course awaits with the Key West Golf Club.
The Ocean Course at Hammock Beach Resort in Palm Coast offers a half-dozen holes on the Atlantic, while the short-course paradise Palm Beach Par 3 hugs the same coastline. If you want sparkling Florida coastlines to be your companion, golf with waterfront views longs to be discovered. Just as there are options galore for picking the perfect beach, resort or fishing hole, there are also many ways to create the perfect Florida golf trip.
Florida is the golf capital of the world, with some 1,100 courses in every corner of the state, and just waiting to challenge everyone under the sun.Ī Florida golf experience can be whatever you need it to be.
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