PGA National Courses

A "must play" stop on any avid golfer's list. Features "The Bear Trap," which spans three demanding holes designed by Jack Nicklaus. Considered one of Florida's most notable golf challenges.

Named after its designer, Arnold Palmer, this course is a subtle nod to the game's Scottish roots. Enjoy a links-style routing, numerous grass bunkers, and the sharing of a common green on holes 8 and 12.

A short drive from the resort, it features a masterful mixture of sand and water and lush fairways and greens. It also winds through open meadows lined with Florida Pines and subtropical foliage.

In tribute to five-time PGA champion Walter Hagen's suggestion to "stop and smell the roses," rose bushes bloom at each 150-yard marker on the course.

Named after the immortal Gene Sarazen, the first golfer ever to win the professional Grand Slam, "the thinking man's course" is the ultimate test of accuracy and precision.