PGA National Resort

Course type: Private

400 Ave of the Champions, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33418

Overview

Five renowned courses, A PGA TOUR event, and the infamous Bear Trap. The challenges, the history, and the legends. They’re all still here. But we’ve refined our game for you, updating all of our golf courses and adding a few surprises including two new courses — The Match and The Staple 9-hole — for a total of 99 holes. We’re waiting for you, champ.

When it’s time to refine your game, we rank as one of the top golf schools in Florida. More than a resort golf experience, PGA National Resort is a championship golf experience.

Membership

Do you want to live a luxury lifestyle, exclusively yours? Become a Member of PGA National Resort. Memberships are available for both residents and non-residents of the PGA National Resort community. To choose what’s right for you and/or your family, we offer flexible Membership options.

The Champion

One of the Best Golf Courses in the US.Do you have what it takes to conquer “The Champ?” Considered one of the toughest tests on the PGA TOUR, The Champion golf course at PGA National Resort is 7,045 yards of peril, with tricky South Florida winds constantly causing havoc, and seemingly tranquil water penalty areas lurking throughout — ready to strike down even the world’s best golfers. Home of The Classic in the Palm Beaches, (formally The Honda Classic) and The Bear Trap, The Champion is a must-play on any avid golfer’s list.

The Palmer

The King” of Golf Courses at PGA National."The King” of Golf Courses at PGA Nationa. Named after its legendary designer Arnold Palmer, this championship golf course is one of the more forgiving at PGA National Resort. It’s also one of our most overall entertaining courses for players of all skill levels. There are plenty of opportunities for creative shot-making, and picturesque approach shots abound. Paired with a great series of finishing holes (including the stunning par 5 on the 18th), The Palmer golf course is all about risks/rewards and genuinely fun. Just like its namesake.l

The Fazio

The Perfect Layout for Every Skill Level. Originally designed as a tribute to five-time PGA champion Walter Hagen, The Fazio golf course pairs classic architecture with modern advances. It’s an ideal balance where single-digit golfers will be fully challenged, while those with higher handicaps are in for a great of entertaining resort golf. The par-5 4th hole — easily one of the most grueling and difficult of all of PGA National Resort’s 90 holes — is enough to make even a PGA TOUR pro blush.

The Estate

More Than Just a Great Course. Located five miles west of the main resort, The Estate may seem like a hidden gem among the courses at PGA National, but that’s just the way our golfers like it! They appreciate the great mix of challenging and docile holes, generous fairways, and inviting greens, not to mention the beautiful practice facilities. Add in an elite golf training center and a clubhouse with pro shop — plus, free shuttle service to and from the resort — and you can see our PGA National Resort Estate course is a must play.

The Match

Because Nobody Cares What You Shot! Say goodbye to stroke play, along with all your preconceived notions about what a round of golf is supposed to be. Andy Staples’ “The Match” is a golf course is a truly distinct golf experience that is destined to generate spirited conversation among golf course design enthusiasts for years to come, while also providing a canvas for players of all abilities to enjoy all the thrills of golf — albeit in a non-traditional setting.

The Staple

The Fun Little Nine” at PGA National. Grab a few short irons and a putter and get ready to have some fun. Brought to life by (and named for) the visionary golf course architect, Andy Staple, The Staple is 9 holes of pure, rollicking fun – with holes ranging from 60-130 yards and featuring a variety of unique undulations, funneling shots, and in some cases, difficult-to-reach shelves. Or as Golf.com so aptly puts it, “From tees in bunkers to putting ramps, PGA National’s new par-3 course is a different kind of test.”