Hammock Beach Golf Resort - Ocean Course

Palm Coast, FL · 0.6 mi away

The Conservatory Course is an 18-hole layout at Hammock Beach Resort in Palm Coast, Florida, designed by Tom Watson and opened in 2006. Watson set out to bring a British links look to Florida, with steep mounding, pot bunkers, dune-style grassing, and more than 140 sand and coquina bunkers. The course includes man-made lakes, two creek features, and an island green at the par-3 eighth. It measures 7,776 yards from the back tees. Hundreds of mature live oaks, cypress, and magnolias were moved onto the site during construction. Play is generally open to resort guests through Hammock Beach golf packages, along with members.

Daytona Beach, FL · 28 mi away

The Jones Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Florida, the longtime headquarters facility of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. Designed by Rees Jones and opened in 1994, it occupies open land incorporating natural wetlands and constructed lakes east of Interstate 95. The course follows a links-inspired template, with strategic mounding, extensive sand bunkering, and undulating greens set among marsh and water features. From the back tees it plays a little over 7,000 yards at par 72, though multiple tee options keep it playable for a range of golfers. LPGA International operates as a public facility and has hosted LPGA Tour qualifying and championship events over the years. The Jones Course is paired on site with the Hills Course, designed by Arthur Hills, giving the complex 36 holes in total.

Daytona Beach, FL · 28 mi away

The Hills Course is one of two eighteen-hole courses at LPGA International in Daytona Beach, Florida, a facility built on land donated to the city in the late 1980s to attract the LPGA's headquarters. The course sits on land with natural wetlands, narrow pine corridors and water hazards. Arthur Hills designed the course, originally known as the Legends Course before being renamed the Hills Course in 2013 to highlight its architect. It opened in 1997 and features small greens and strategically placed water that reward accurate shotmaking over sheer length. LPGA International operates as a public facility with two courses, the Hills Course and the Jones Course designed by Rees Jones. The Hills Course plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,984 yards from the back tees.