Port St. Lucie

Accommodations:

PGA Vacation Resort

Location:

Port St. Lucie. PGA Vacation Resort overlooks the 13th fairway of the famed South Course and the PGA learning center and each villa is impressively spacious and richly furnished.  The bedding configuration is 2 double beds in each bedroom with 2 baths.  With a separate living room, the villas have a fully equipped kitchen.  The package include,  green fees, cart, resort fees and taxes.

Courses:

GOLF NOTE
PGA Village is the only community in the world with four championship golf courses owned and operated by the PGA of America. It was created in the mid-1990’s as its own entity with shops, restaurants and lifestyle. Located 30 minutes North of the Palm Beaches, the complex is so appealing that you could almost consider retiring here.

The North Course
This track was selected 7th in the category of “Best New Affordable Course” for 1996. This Pinehurst-style course features wetlands coming into play and several elevation changes, but is considered a tame start to your golfing adventure. But with the bunkers and the rolling fairways, don’t count on its kindness. Tom Fazio designed this course to play differently just by changing the hole location. A wide variety of holes, from long par 5’s to sporty par 3’s, the course measures 7026 yards from the back tees and is sloped at 133. Rated 4 ½ Stars by Golf Digest, people say they hope no one finds out about this place, because of the value, condition and pace of play.

The PGA Country Club
Built in 1988 and  created by Jim Fazio with classic golf tradition in mind. Formerly know as St. Lucie West Country Club, the track highlights small, fast greens, but smooth as a billiard table. Water comes into play on ten holes with over 80 green and fairway bunkers. Add to that, narrow fairways and you have your hands full. Some of the fairways are dogleg configurations and rolling. You don’t need to be long here, just accurate. This 4 Star course starts out with a Par 5 and challenges you with one on 18 as well.

 

 

The South Course
is a classic Florida layout. Tom Fazio created it against the backdrop of wetlands, palm trees and palmettos and is considered one of the most beautiful courses in the state. There is a premium on the tee shot to set up a good approach to the well-guarded greens and there are several long carries. Even though Fazio features enormous landing zones, beware of the massive multi-fingered bunker complexes that creep up to the lakes that border the fairways and greens. The South joins its sister with a rating of 4 ½ Stars by Golf Digest and is ranked 14th Best Course in the State.

The Pete Dye Course
This course breaks up the Fazio family reunion with his 1998 creation. Emphasizing the native surroundings and Dye’s uninhibited style for creative design, the characteristics of this track include pine straw roughs, vast coquina waste bunkers and grass-based bunkers. Built on over 300 acres, the course is a 175-acre links style course that weaves British Isles courses for flavor and offers vast panoramic views. The ground features a 90-acre wetland called "The Big Mamu" which makes for tremendously long vistas when playing the course.  The fairways are narrow off the tees, as are the landing areas. Challenging water hazards come into play on ten holes.
  This course can be a fun test of your golfing skills.

 

Prices:
Four Rounds & Three Nights Starting at: $782.50

 

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