Bobby Weed

Las Vegas, NV

TPC Las Vegas is an 18-hole, par-71 public course in Las Vegas, Nevada, designed by Bobby Weed with player consultation from Raymond Floyd. It measures 7,016 yards from the tips, with a course rating of 73.9 and a slope of 146. The desert-style layout sits near Red Rock Canyon, with elevated, plateau-like fairways bordered by waste bunkers, desert scrub, and mountain views. Six sets of tees accommodate a range of skill levels, and water hazards and strategic bunkering come into play throughout the round.

Stillwater, MN

StoneRidge Golf Club is a public course in Stillwater, Minnesota, built on a former sand and gravel quarry roughly 20 miles east of the Twin Cities. Bobby Weed Golf Design laid out the course, which opened in 2000 as an inland-links style track with rolling bentgrass fairways framed by native fescue. Water comes into play on all but two holes, often alongside large sand bunkers left over from the property's mining history, creating sharp visual contrasts across the layout. A large white barn from the original farmland sits along the par-5 11th hole, known as the Barn Hole, and undulating greens add further challenge for approach shots. StoneRidge operates as a public course, sometimes described as semi-private. It offers multiple tee options from roughly 4,978 to 7,013 yards to suit a range of players.

Lutz, FL

TPC Tampa Bay is an 18-hole course in Lutz, Florida, built by the PGA Tour in 1991 and designed by Bobby Weed with input from Chi Chi Rodriguez. The layout winds through wetlands, cypress heads and lagoons and is recognized as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary for its wildlife habitat. The course hosted a PGA Tour Champions event for more than two decades and plays to a par of 71, with championship tees near 6,900 yards. It is owned and operated by Heritage Golf Group and is open to public daily-fee play as well as members.

Tallahassee, FL

Bobby Weed design at Florida State University

Glen Mills, PA

Bobby Weed design on the historic Glen Mills Schools campus near Philadelphia

St. Augustine, FL

The Slammer & Squire sits within World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Florida, alongside the World Golf Hall of Fame. Opened in 1998, the resort layout was designed by Bobby Weed with input from Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen, whose nicknames give the course its name. The 18 holes wind through native woodlands and wetlands with wide fairways and contoured greens that reward a strong short game. Water comes into play on several holes, and the course shares World Golf Village amenities with its sister layout, King & Bear. Public golfers can book tee times online or by phone, with green fees run on dynamic pricing. Carts and range balls before the round are included in the standard rate.

Naples, FL

Arrowhead Golf Club is a public course in Naples. The 18-hole layout plays through the preserves with water in play, a well-conditioned course that serves the Naples area.

Fleming Island, FL

Fleming Island Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Fleming Island, Florida, designed by Bobby Weed and opened in 2000. It plays to a par of 71 and stretches to roughly 6,700 yards from the back tees. The front nine has a links-style character with undulating fairways and bunkers, while the back nine was routed through a former timber forest for a more enclosed, parkland feel. The course hosted U.S. Open local qualifying in 2003 and Korn Ferry Tour qualifying in 2020, and it was built as the centerpiece of a Fleming Island residential community.

Waynesville, NC

The Waynesville Inn and Golf Club dates to 1926, when Donald Ross designed its original nine. In 2023 Bobby Weed combined the old 27 holes into one par-72 18-hole course that keeps the Ross character. The property has 72 guest rooms, a range, a short game area and a par-3 course, and tee times are open to guests and the public.