Orlando, FL
9000 Bay Hill Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32819
About this course
Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is a private club in Orlando, Florida. Dick Wilson designed the original course in 1961, using elevation changes and Florida terrain to build a course meant for strategic, aerial approach shots. Arnold Palmer bought the club in 1975 and reworked it over the following decades into a tougher championship test, and it was his winter home course for the rest of his life.
The course has hosted the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational since 1979 and has produced wins from many of the game's top players, including Tiger Woods. The par-4 18th, a demanding closing hole with water down the left side, is one of the best-known finishing holes on tour.
Bay Hill is a private club owned by the Palmer family. Golf is available to members and to guests staying at the on-site Lodge; it is not open for outside daily-fee play.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,454
Established
1961
LooperScore
91.1
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Design & architects
- Dick Wilson, architect
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