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4/29/2009 - Nice layout, but condition was below par - probably due to the economy. Rate this 3.5 stars, but a good course for your first round after not playing all winter. Posted by James M. (Avon Lake, OH) 4/10/2009 - First time playing this course. I would play it again but greens were in bad shape. Posted by Eddie (Bowling Green, OH) This eighteen hole course is part of the Palm Coast Resort, which includes six other eighteen hole designs, making the property the first of its kind to have a Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus course under the same umbrella. This course has well-maintained greens that vary from medium to large in size and somewhat open fairways. There are sixty-three white sand bunkers spread throughout the course and water hazards that come into play on eleven holes. 4/29/2009 - Nice layout, but condition was below par - probably due to the economy. Rate this 3.5 stars, but a good course for your first round after not playing all winter. Posted by James M. (Avon Lake, OH) 4/10/2009 - First time playing this course. I would play it again but greens were in bad shape. Posted by Eddie (Bowling Green, OH) This eighteen hole course is part of the Palm Coast Resort, which includes six other eighteen hole designs, making the property the first of its kind to have a Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus course under the same umbrella. This course has well-maintained greens that vary from medium to large in size and somewhat open fairways. There are sixty-three white sand bunkers spread throughout the course and water hazards that come into play on eleven holes. |
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| TeeTimes USA Description of Pine Course at Grand Club | |
| 7074-73.5-126 6122-70.6-121 5526-68.9-117 5166-71.4-124 Arnold Palmer recently returned to The Pine Course to modernize his original vision. With over 2.5 million dollars in renovations to the course and clubhouse, this Arnold Palmer Signature Design is sure to now rank among Florida's best. The Pine Course has hosted scores of professional and prestigious amateur events, and is a favorite of tournament players. The Pine Course makes each experience as great as the game itself! |
4/10/2009 - First time playing this course. I would play it again but greens were in bad shape. Posted by Eddie (Bowling Green, OH)
This eighteen hole course is part of the Palm Coast Resort, which includes six other eighteen hole designs, making the property the first of its kind to have a Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus course under the same umbrella. This course has well-maintained greens that vary from medium to large in size and somewhat open fairways. There are sixty-three white sand bunkers spread throughout the course and water hazards that come into play on eleven holes.