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Florida

Florida “The Sunshine State” needs little introduction. The famous peninsula panhandle is where many Americans escape for the winter and it’s also the State that is most commonly visited by foreign golfers in search of tropical conditions and lush fairways.

  1. Seminole Golf Club

    Florida, United States

    Situated on the Atlantic side of Florida’s coastline, Seminole Golf Club is considered by critics to be one of the finest examples of golf course routing.

  2. TPC Sawgrass (Stadium)

    Florida, United States

    Much has been written about the Stadium course at the Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass and we all know about the signature hole...

  3. Streamsong Red

    Florida, United States

    Remarkably, it’s said that the short par four 9th on the Red course is actually Tom Doak’s favourite golf hole on either the Red or the Blue course at the Streamsong Resort.

  4. Streamsong Blue

    Florida, United States

    The signature hole on the Blue may well be the par three 7th, with its wonderfully contoured green nestled between a lake to the front and huge sand dunes to the rear. Tom Doak remarked: "My younger associates and I discussed the idea of putting in a zip line to get across the pond..."

  5. Calusa Pines Golf Club

    Florida, United States

    Calusa Pines Golf Club is an absolute blast and that’s official. $1m of dynamite was used to blast through tons of rock to create rare Floridian elevation changes...

  6. The new Coore & Crenshaw design, known now as McArthur Golf Club Back Yard, is an enclave of private golf heaven. The little milk bottle logo is a good indication of a well-connected, deep-pocketed, and lucky golfer.

  7. Mountain Lake Golf Course

    Florida, United States

    Seth Raynor moved very little earth at Mountain Lake. The holes sit on rolling terrain not typically associated with Florida.

  8. McArthur Golf Club Front Yard

    Florida, United States

    The famous dairy family who started dairy farming in Florida in the late 1920s own McArthur Golf Club. Hence the famous milk bottle logo - one of the finest in golf.

  9. Jupiter Hills Club (Hills)

    Florida, United States

    With holes routed across this unusually hilly site between acres of pine, oak and palmetto, it’s no surprise that the Hills golf course at Jupiter Hills Club is so well regarded and so fiercely protected by its membership.

  10. The wildlife sanctuary protects imperilled species and has a Pete Dye-designed golf course. In Florida but bordering Georgia, it is a special place with pure motives that just happens to have a cracking golf course.