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Since its inception in 1981, the PGA National Resort has been a mecca for avid golfers, epitomizing the outstanding tradition of resort golf in Florida, and now boasts five championship courses.
All newly renovated and furnished, the 339 guest bedrooms and suites exude charm and sophistication, with the verdant tranquility of South Florida on the doorstep.
Champion Course
The Champion Course is the backbone of PGA National's outstanding golfing heritage, originally designed by Tom Fazio and subsequently reworked by Jack Nicklaus in 1990. A top class tournament venue, the Champion played host to the 1983 Ryder Cup matches and the 1987 PGA Championship, while it is now the annual home of the US Tour's Honda Classic. The treacherous closing holes have been dubbed ‘The Bear Trap', and are among the most difficult in the state.
Haig Course
The Haig Course was the first to be completed at the PGA National Resort, and was designed by Tom Fazio. The main challenge around the 6,806 yard layout comes from Fazio's strategic position of his water hazards, demanding a combination of both power and accuracy. Water comes into play on 15 holes at the Haig, which was named after the legendary Walter Hagen, an unprecedented winner in golf's early years.
Palmer Course
The Palmer Course was designed by Arnold Palmer, whose aggressive attitude towards playing the game is reflected in his creation at PGA National. The fairways are forgiving and the greens large, but with the prevalence of huge water hazards, attacking play comes with considerable risks. The best hole is the daunting par 5 last, which is a real all or nothing test.
Squire Course
The Squire is the shortest of PGA National's layouts, and its creator Tom Fazio has described it as a ‘thinking man's golf course'. Many of the holes have dog-leg fairways, often demanding conservative club selection from the tee to find prime position. Wildlife is abundant around the Squire, whose name is derived from the nickname of the legendary Gene Sarazen, and the course is truly worthy of his legacy.
Estate Course
The Estate Course is PGA National's fifth, and is located a couple of miles outside the boundaries of the resort. Amid the verdant Florida landscape, the Estate offers a distinctly different experience to its siblings, but is well worth visiting during your golf holiday pilgrimage to Florida.
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In the prestigious Palm Beach Gardens development, the hotel's burgeoning reputation is built on the tenets of personalised service and attention to detail. For added luxury and privacy, guests can choose to upgrade to one of PGA National's Club Cottages, which are two bedroom lodges located in the serene fringes of the resort.
Throughout the accommodations, the luxury touches abound, from Asian maple wood furnishings to marble and granite bathrooms, while guests will also appreciate the high speed internet access, flat screen satellite televisions, deluxe bedding and bathrobes, and the little added touches that can make such a huge difference.
Total relaxation and comfort are the fundamental aims of the PGA National, allowing visitors to take full advantage of the magnificent facilities for a memorable golf holiday in Florida.
Consistently ranked as the premier spa in Palm Beach County, the Spa at PGA National is an oasis of balance and wellness, and is founded upon the restorative powers of water. For the more active, the resort boasts a 33,000 sq. foot Health and Racquet Club, offering a comprehensive fitness suite, scheduled classes like pilates and yoga, 19 tennis courts, racquetball and handball courts, a lap pool and plunge pool, running tracks and whirlpools.The Bear Trap Bar & Grill is the place to convene for beers and burgers to dissect the day's golf.
