About this course
The Florida Club is a public golf course in Stuart, Florida, in Martin County. Designed by architect Dick Gray, it opened in 1996 and underwent a major renovation completed in 2018 after Hurricane Irma delayed the project. The par 72 course plays to about 6,905 yards from the longest tees, with fairways routed among native pines, palmettos and oaks and water in play on many holes. Coquina waste areas and strategically placed bunkers add to the challenge, and the finishing stretch along the water on holes 16 through 18 is a recognized feature of the layout. The club includes a full driving range, short game area and practice putting green, along with lesson programs. The clubhouse offers a pro shop with apparel and equipment. The Florida Club remains open to public play with four sets of tees for different skill levels.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
71.9
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The Champions Club at Summerfield
Stuart, FL · 4.4 mi away
The Champions Club at Summerfield is a golf course located at 3400 SE Summerfield Way in Stuart, Florida. Built in 1993, the 18-hole course was designed by architect Tom Fazio. The layout plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,890 yards from the gold tees, with additional sets at 6,313, 5,771 and 4,977 yards. Practice facilities include a driving range near the entrance and a chipping area with a bunker and multiple pin locations. The club hosts men's and ladies' leagues on weekday mornings and operates a bar and grill for golfers after their rounds.
Abacoa Golf Club
Jupiter, FL · 17 mi away
Abacoa Golf Club sits within the Abacoa neighborhood of Jupiter, Florida, near Roger Dean Stadium in northern Palm Beach County. The course opened in 1999 as the last design completed by architect Joe Lee. Though privately owned, it was required to remain open to the public under the agreement that allowed the Abacoa community to be built. The 18-hole, par-72 layout uses lakes and bunkers along sloping fairways, with water bordering many holes and elevation changes that are unusual for South Florida. TifEagle greens and a practice facility support year-round play.
PGA Golf Village
Port Saint Lucie, FL · 18 mi away
PGA Golf Club, commonly referred to as PGA Village, is located in Port St. Lucie, Florida, and serves as a golf complex owned by the PGA of America, built beginning in 1992 on land acquired from the Callaway Land and Cattle Company. Tom Fazio's design team, including Jan Beljan, Tom Marzolf and Steve Masiak, laid out the North and South courses, which opened in 1996; a third course by Pete Dye was added later. The North and South Courses provide two contrasting Fazio-style tests, while the practice facilities include the 35-acre PGA Learning Center. The complex operates as a public golf facility with daily-fee play, situated inland roughly 20 minutes from the Atlantic coast, and is affiliated with an adjoining residential community.
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