Eagle Trace

About Eagle Trace

Eagle Trace, built in 1983 as the second TPC course in a network the PGA TOUR started developing around the United States, is now a member of the Club-Link family of outstanding golf courses. Members and guests will find six sets of tees to challenge their games. From the championship tees, the course plays to more than 7,000 yards while the most forward tees are just more than 5,100 yards. The layout has some unique characteristics for a Florida golf course, including an island green, three greens surroundedby wooden bulkheads, and it doesn't have a single palm tree on the property - a rarity in southern Florida. All four par-3s require precise tee shots as water and bunkers protect each green. The signature par-4 13th hole demands a well-struck tee shot to find the fairway as out of bounds and water protect both boundaries of the hole. And the par-4 18th is perhaps the best finishing hole in Broward County as it can be stretched out to 470 yards. Eagle Trace hosted the Honda Classic from 1984 to 1991 and then again in 1996. Eagle Trace currently plays host to the Champions Tour Q-School Final Stage every other year.