
Hideout Golf Club
Florida, United States
Founded in 2000, Kelly Blake Moran designed the course at Hideout Golf Club and it’s one of the region’s rare golf-only clubs, which was used as a qualifying course for the US Amateur.
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Founded in 2000, Kelly Blake Moran designed the course at Hideout Golf Club and it’s one of the region’s rare golf-only clubs, which was used as a qualifying course for the US Amateur.
Hideout Golf Club
There was a time in Floridian time when beachfront property was the ideal choice for golf. The continuous growth of the population has created a new type of properties more desirable and appealing, but it is one that is completely isolated from the other world. Hideout Golf Club lives up its name by being tucked away from all real estate development, and completely dedicated to golf.
Kelly Blake Moran was chosen to design this route that runs parallel to Naples and, like other designs from his portfolio, large bunkers and awe-inspiring greens are the main draw in this layout. The most well-known hole is no. five hole, which has a green that is wider than it is long and is tucked away in the edge of a pond. There's also a row of bunkers along the right. Naturally, the more slender the pin and the more challenging the shot.
Another driveable hole may be interesting However. No. 16 has a green that is similar to the one on No that is sandwiched between six bunkers. The most ideal approach for players trying to get the green on the par four, which measures 310 yards, requires an evergreen bushes that are tall. Another obstacle on along the side to left of the fairway a row consisting of eight bunkers, tightly laid out to appear as Oakmont pews.






