The course is a narrow but fair for the distance. Water comes into play on 15 holes. The fairways are tree lined and the greens roll true. Accuracy is the key to maneuvering your way around this course. Therefore club selection is very important. The fairways, tees and greens are usually in good condition. You will also find a friendly atmosphere throughout the club. 4 sets of tees allows for a comfortable round for all handicap players.

The Championship Course was designed for a PGA Tournament Event. The event was the Jackie Gleason Classic, which is now the Honda Classic.

The Glades Course was opened in 1972. A par 63, 4,197 yards long that had 9 par 3's and 9 par 4's.

The 18-hole "Flamingo Lakes" course at the Flamingo Lakes Country Club facility in Pembroke Pines, Florida features all the hallmarks of Florida golf. Designed by Ed Ramey, the Flamingo Lakes golf course opened in 1984. William Entwhistle manages the course as the Superintendent.

The Grand Palms Resort is defined by an abundance of natural vegetation and waste areas making it one of the finest South Florida golf resorts around. With only one par five, scoring opportunities are tough to find. From the tips, both par threes require fairway woods. That means, the short par fours must be taken advantage of. The Royal is slightly easier, if simply because it is a par 37 with three par fives. The design is similar to that of the Grand, accept that the yardage is a bit shorter,

The Hollywood Beach Country Club and Golf Resort is a championship, par-70. golf course designed by renowned architect Donald Ross in 1924.

Featured at Inverrary are two distinct courses, both designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1971. The EAST is Inverrary's signature course and has hosted 15 PGA/LPGA Tour events including the Jackie Gleason Inverrary Classic, which became the Honda Classic. This legendary course, built around the natural South Florida terrain, is longer and a little bit wider open than Inverrary's WEST course.

Walk in the footsteps of pros at the Inverrary Country Club, which has Robert Trent Jones Sr., designed golf courses. Inverrary's West Course, though slightly shorter, is a player's course requiring a high degree of accuracy with its tree-lined fairways and smaller, well-bunkered greens. The courses offer the lower handicapper challenge and the higher handicapper forgiveness.

Our par 72 championship golf course is known throughout the golfing community for its unique design of six par 3's, six par 4's and six par 5's, which will prove to be a test of skill for golfers of any ability. Excitement awaits you while playing on gently rolling fairways and undulating greens completely framed by a network of waterways and lakes.

This course has small to medium-sized greens. There are numerous sand bunkers coming into play around the fairways and greens. Water hazards come into play on fifteen holes. Pine, elm, oak, birch, and palmetto trees are also obstacles lining the fairways. Hole #14, a 377-yard, par 4, features a severe dogleg right fairway with water sitting between the tee and green, daring the golfer to cut the corner. You may only walk this course after 1 PM.

This 18-hole public golf course is located approximately 15 miles south of Fort Lauderdale. Designed by Red Lawrence and opened in 1957, the course is 6,700 yards, par 72 with a slope of 115 from the back tees and 5,400 yards, par 72 with a slope of 110 from the front tees.