St. Petersburg, FL
875 62nd Ave. NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33702
About this course
Mangrove Bay Golf Course is a premier municipal facility owned and operated by the City of St. Petersburg. Opened in 1977 and designed by Bill Amick, the 18-hole championship course occupies 180 acres of coastal land in northeast St. Petersburg. The layout features USGA-modified Platinum Paspalum greens and measures 6,656 yards from the back tees. As a municipal course, it is recognized for its high volume of play, often hosting over 95,000 rounds annually while maintaining a reputation for efficiency and sustainability. The course is situated along the waterfront, where tidal waters and mangrove-lined shores create natural hazards and scenic views. Facilities include a driving range, a practice chipping and putting area, and a clubhouse with a snack bar. Mangrove Bay has received national recognition for its environmental efforts and is a certified E-Z-GO Green Ambassador. It remains one of the most popular and budget-friendly golf destinations in the Tampa Bay area, catering to all skill levels.
Type
Parkland
Region
Unlisted
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,656
Established
1977
Course rating
71.3
Slope
116
LooperAI score
74.6
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