About this course
Dunedin Golf Club is a public Donald Ross course in Dunedin, Florida. It opened on January 1, 1927, as Dunedin Isles Golf Club. The PGA of America moved its headquarters here in 1944, and the course hosted the Senior PGA Championship for 18 straight years. The PGA Merchandise Show also started here in the 1950s in the club's parking lot. Architect Kris Spence restored the course to the original Ross design in 2024. It plays as a par 72 at 6,745 yards.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
78.8
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Innisbrook Resort (Island)
Palm Harbor, FL · 5.0 mi away
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