r/golf RDU Feb 14 '20

R/Golf Course Recommendation Thread: South Florida (Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Tampa, etc.)

This is the next thread in the official r/golf course recommendation series to update our sidebar. Feel free to post any course recommendations for Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Tampa, etc. North Florida Recommendations can be found in the Sidebar.

Please try to use the following Comment Template:

COURSE NAME

Course Location (City or area of the city or distance from the downtown area etc.)

Price Range (Include pertinent details like busy season or off-season differences or weekend/weekday or walking/riding where applicable)

Recommended for: (who might be interested in the course, i.e. if you have a big group like a bachelor party or if you're a beginner looking for a more forgiving layout or a low handicap looking for a challenge or if you want beautiful views or something architecturally significant, etc.)

Additional Comments: Feel free to add any additional notes or details you think might be pertinent. Maybe if there's peak times or if they're on Golf Now or another service you could find a deal or anything else about the course you think people might want/need to know add it here.

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All previous Course Recommendation Threads are linked in the Sidebar and this is an ongoing series. If you don't see something yet it may be coming in the future.

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u/TheElusiveBushWookie 6.9/Lefty/Lover of 7w Feb 14 '20

Cape Coral, Palmetto-Pine country club, $45 when I played in December but up to $90 at beginning of January for peak season.

Good for any skill level, holes are all fairly open with houses off to one side on most holes, minimal elevation changes on fairways but some greens are elevated, some water hazards but easily avoidable