Open since 1969, this Devlin/Von Hagge layout received an extensive facelift in the summer of 2000 with many improvements including new TifEagle greens, tees, and bunkers. The ownership continues to improve the course every year, and has since added numerous coquina waste bunkers and native grass plantings to add additional character and challenge ... More

Originally opened in 1967 this formerly private Devlin/Von Hagge design matured into a classic layout. In May 2001 Hillcrest reopened to rave reviews following a highly successful redesign by Joe Lee. "Gentleman Joe" did a superb job of maintaining many classic features of the course, and added mounding, new sand traps, improved tee boxes, new lake... More

Opened in February 2006, Plantation Preserve is South Florida's Newest Public Golf Facility. Designed by the famed architect firm VonHagge, Smelek & Baril, Plantation Preserve plays to a par 72, 7,148 yards in length and features plush Sea Dwarf Paspalum turf throughout the golf course and GPS on all golf carts. After your round of golf, enjoy lun... More

Jacaranda Golf Club completed a major renovation project on their two courses over the summers of 2005 and 2006 including installation of new irrigation, cart paths, and Sea Dwarf Paspalum tees and fairways. Well known architect, Bobby Weed, was brought in to basically rebuild both original Mark Mahannah designs from the ground up. Completed in 200... More

As noted in the description for the East course, Bobby Weed was brought in to update the two courses at Jacaranda. The East was completed in 2005 and the West was ready for play in late 2006. Although the two layouts at Jacaranda are built over similar terrain, they play quite a bit differently from tee to green. The West is more exacting than the ... More

The CYPRESS, by Tom & George Fazio, has hosted several Nike Tour Events the Florida Open and many other amateur and professional tournaments. The fairways, lined with Cypress trees, lateral and parallel water hazards and bunkers, lead to large, well trapped and undulating greens. Come play where the pros choose to play and enjoy golf, a course that... More

Located just north of Ft. Lauderdale in Pompano Beach, Palm Aire is a 72-hole golf complex. The "mighty" Oaks underwent a $3 million restoration in 1998 by the Fazio design group and has been receiving rave reviews ever since. Playing on the Oaks will be a golfing experience that you will be reliving with your golfing friends for months to come.... More

The Palms originally designed by William Mitchell, in 1959 was remodeled the summer of 1996 by the direction of golf course designers, Karl Litten and Lorie Viola. The Palms Course has undulating and well-bunkered greens. Parallel and lateral water hazards border the spacious fairways, with giant palms, pines and casuarina pines lining this tropica... More

Since originally opening in 1941, Normandy Shores Golf Club has been an integral part of Miami Beach's rich history. The years of the post World War II boom were its heyday, and in 1956, the city hired Mark Manahah to redesign the golf course. It soon became a hotspot for avid golfers as well as legendary tour professionals. In fact, Sam Snead, Arn... More

The 18-hole Senator Course at Don Shula's Golf Club is one of those courses that just seems to get better as you play your way around. The first few holes are fairly open and not overly difficult. However, things start to get more difficult as you get through the middle of the front side. By the time you make it to the 11th green, you'll know that ... More