Considered one of Lloyd Clifton's finest designs, Hunter's Creek was the first course in Florida at over 7400 yards in length, the longest then in the state. This dynamic, scenic layout has a natural "Carolina Pines" setting and features tight, gently rolling fairways; an abundance of pot bunkers; large, undulating TifEagle greens; and water hazards on 13 holes. The completely remodeled clubhouse features a full-service bar and restaurant with surrounding TV's for sports; a really nice atmosphere. The perfect choice for your day of arrival or departure – just 10 minutes from the airport. T... more info.

Set atop one of the highest areas in the region, Highlands Reserve is not your typical Florida golf course. This championship design by Mike Dasher gives you tree-lined fairways reminiscent of the Carolinas, open spacious fairways likened to the great Scottish courses, and a bit of old Florida with citrus trees dotting the countryside. Large, fast, undulating greens make this course challenging and fun for all levels of golfers with water coming into play (barely) on just one hole, #10. It's a very sporty course and although it's a tad shorter in length, it can still be a "wee tough" if your ... more info.

Rated by Golf Digest as the Best New Course in 1994 and one of the Top 50 Courses in Florida by The Florida Golfer in 1999, this Ted McAnlis layout is a truly diverse test of golf. Shot positioning is crucial as water and/or wetlands can be found on 16 holes, although the fairways had been widened in 1995 to create more fair and forgiving landing areas. The front nine is not encumbered by homes, but water features abound. The back side plays through a more residential area but offers more generous fairways. A beautiful southern-style clubhouse is an additional amenity. Located ... more info.