Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in Florida. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
Gil Hanse's modern masterpiece and the newest of the three Streamsong courses. Thrilling strategic options with enormous double greens and bold bunkering.
Tom Doak design at Streamsong with bold contours and massive sand features. Wider and more forgiving than Red, but the green complexes demand precision.
Built on a former phosphate mine in central Florida, this Coore & Crenshaw design features dramatic elevation changes unlike anything else in the Sunshine State.
Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin design that has hosted the WGC-Workday Championship. Named for the famous 1969 Ryder Cup concession between the two.
Home of The Players Championship and the famous island green 17th hole. Pete Dye's most iconic design challenges the best players in the world annually.
Gil Hanse and Keiser family collaboration on a links-style layout through Florida sand ridges. The newest addition to the growing Cabot collection.
Arnold Palmer's home course and host of the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational. A demanding lakeside layout with Palmer's personal touch throughout.
PGA National Champion Course, host of the Honda Classic. Jack Nicklaus redesign with the infamous Bear Trap — holes 15-17 are among the toughest stretch on Tour.
Michael Hurdzan design through slash pines and native palmetto in southwest Florida. Firm, fast conditions that play more like a links than typical Florida golf.
Host of the PGA Tour's Valspar Championship. Larry Packard design through native cypress and pine with rolling terrain unusual for Florida golf.
Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner short course designed for fun, fast rounds. Par-3s and short par-4s with dramatic Streamsong terrain — golf at its most enjoyable.
Tom Fazio design inspired by Pine Valley. Sandy waste areas, pine forests, and outstanding conditions at a fraction of the price of comparable courses.
Nick Faldo design through the rolling hills west of Orlando. Dramatic elevation changes rare for Florida with Tuscan-inspired clubhouse.
Tom Fazio design on the Panhandle coast. Towering pines and coastal lakes create a serene setting far from the crowded Orlando resort scene.
Jack Nicklaus oceanfront design north of Daytona Beach. Six holes along the Atlantic Ocean with salt marshes and dune ridges throughout.
Jack Nicklaus design through native cypress swamp and pine flatwoods in Lee County. Environmental preservation and championship golf in harmony.
Keith Rhebb par-3 and short-hole course built along the restored gravel pits. Fun, walkable, and perfectly complementing the championship courses.
Greg Norman design at the Ritz-Carlton Naples, host of the PGA Tour's QBE Shootout. Wide fairways through mangrove-lined waterways.
Iconic Blue Monster course redesigned by Gil Hanse. A demanding championship layout featuring the famous par-4 18th with water guarding the green.
Greg Norman design south of Orlando with links-style and traditional holes. Home of the David Leadbetter Golf Academy.
Tom Watson design inland from the ocean course with rolling terrain through native Florida pines and wildlife preserves.
Phil Ritson, Mel Sole, and David Harman design with 42 holes and one of the largest practice facilities in Florida. Excellent conditioning at daily-fee prices.
Robert Walker design on the Emerald Coast with Choctawhatchee Bay views. Challenging water holes and towering pines in the Florida Panhandle.
Tom Watson-designed course near Walt Disney World with strong risk-reward holes. Links-inspired with open fairways and deep pot bunkers.
David Weekley design through native Florida scrub and wetlands. Environmental preservation with challenging golf in southwest Florida.
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus co-design at the World Golf Hall of Fame. The only collaboration between these two legends.
P.B. Dye design through rolling sand hills north of Orlando. Outstanding value with interesting design features and well-maintained conditions.
Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr. collaboration near Disney. Wetlands, moss-draped oaks, and alligator sightings make this a quintessential Florida golf experience.
George O'Neil design with the rolling hills of Central Florida's Lake County. One of Florida's few courses with genuine elevation change.
Rees Jones design at the LPGA headquarters near Daytona Beach. Water features, marshland, and Florida native vegetation on a championship layout.
Florida's oldest resort course, designed in 1917 with rolling hills unusual for the state. Lake County's elevation creates a feel more like the Carolinas than Florida.
Robert von Hagge design in North Naples through mature cypress and native vegetation. Upscale community course open to outside play.
Ed Seay design at the original Sawgrass community. A quieter alternative to the Stadium course with mature oaks and peaceful marshland views.
David Harman design along Shingle Creek near the convention center district. Cypress-lined fairways and wetland preserves.
Ted McAnlis design along the Manatee River south of Tampa Bay. Dramatic river-bluff holes and native Florida habitat restoration.
Rees Jones design near Walt Disney World with water features and native Florida vegetation. Good value for Orlando tourist-area golf.
Joe Lee design on a former wetlands preserve with abundant wildlife. Great egrets, ospreys, and alligators share this affordable South Florida course.
Mark Mahannah design on the Treasure Coast with live oaks, wetlands, and Florida native habitat. Quality daily-fee golf at reasonable prices.
Ron Garl design in Volusia County with rolling terrain that feels more like Carolina sandhills than Florida. Outstanding value and conditioning.