East 7158-74.2-132 6784-72.5-127 5207-71.6-122
West 6128-71.0-118 5736-70.0-116 5014-69.0-114
Bonaventure Country Club features two separate and distinctive 18-hole championship golf courses. The courses are set on 300 acres of mature trees, lush vegetation and lakes, and are inhabited with a variety of wildlife. The courses are classic Florida layouts with holes routed through strands of mature palms and hardwoods, around numerous water hazards and expansive bunkers. Players of all skill levels will find a superb golfing challenge and experience.
The East Course is one of the top courses and most challenging layouts in South Florida, featuring water on 14 holes. Designed by renowned course architect Joe Lee, it is a par 72 that measures 7,158 yards from the black tees. Tiger, Sergio and Jesper have all competed here. The nationally famous #3 waterfall hole was voted one of top 18 holes in South Florida, and the course has been voted one of the top ten you can play in Florida.
The West Course is a par 70 that measures 6,128 yards from the men's tees. It features two extra par 3's, with all holes playing average to long in length. The par 5's play 531, 545, 575 and 561 yards respectively. Do not let the yardage fool you, this is a challenging layout and you will use every club in your bag.
Bonaventure Country Club is in its best condition ever, and has recently undergone $2 million in improvements including: new GPS on all carts, a new fleet of golf carts, renovated men's locker room (including new lockers), and numerous on-course beautification projects.
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12/18/2008 - Bonaventure was not in great shape with crab grass in the green. Posted by Tom (Blue Bell, PA)
11/16/2008 - Overpriced. There are many other comparable courses in the area priced $40-$50 less.
5/19/2008 - It was nice but our least favorite. Very pleasant people. Posted by Francis (Phoenix, AZ).
4/29/2008 - Course has seen better days. Will not return. Posted by Guy (Whitby, Canada).
This club has two outstanding eighteen hole courses. The East Course is the championship course and water comes into play on fourteen holes. The signature hole, #3, is a 173-yard, par 3, with a waterfall that stretches across the front of the green. The club hosts the Dixie Amateur and a Pro Family Tournament yearly. The West Course has less length and less water and one extra par 3 on each nine. The West Course is the easier of the two designs.