Hernán Rey Experience (Jun)

PGA National - The Champion Course

• This famous and emblematic course has wide fairways and Tifeagle greens. Its demanding layout permanently demands challenging shots, and that's why it turns out to be a difficult stop for the best PGA Tour Pros during the Honda Classic. Especially in the dangerous "bear trap", which is how the 3-hole straight from 15 to 17 is known. For all this, the Champion is a "must" that attracts thousands of golfers every year.

Dye Preserve

• Originally called Cypress Links when opened in 1988, the course was later renovated by Pete Dye in 2002, when the goal was to make it more popular and attractive to golfers. There's an abundance of exotic wildlife, like the club's iconic osprey, found in the ponds, lakes, and wetlands you'll find in the country.

The Bear’s Club

At The Bear's Club Nicklaus expertly transformed the native environment with its exacting design standards. The result is an 18-hole championship course with a gently rolling 7,164-yard layout that spans a property rich in native vegetation, old oak, pine, cypress, and wetland areas. It has 102 bunkers aesthetically and strategically located throughout the field along with a collection of undulating greens that requires precision and concentration.

Bay Hill Champion Course

•  In 1961 the 18 holes are completed and in 1965 Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were invited for the inauguration where the King fell in love with the course and later, in 1976, bought the club and made it its operations center. Today Bay Hill is the permanent venue for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, bringing together the best players on the PGA Tour. A great course, one of the most difficult on the Tour with 2 very long par 3 to finish the round (14 and 17). Always in immaculate condition and with the fresh image of the Arnold Palmer Invitational tournament

Panther Lake – Orange County National

Panther Lake has hosted the PGA TOUR final qualifying stage since 2003 and since 1999 has been awarded 4.5 stars by Golf Digest magazine in the “Places to Play” section every year. The 7,350-yard course integrates large hills and level changes of more than 20 meters that go through large oaks, orange groves, pine forests and large lakes that line 13 holes of the course, offering spectacular views. The conditions to play the course are perfect throughout the year.

Isleworth

Constantly ranked among the best golf courses in the country, Isleworth was the brainchild of Arnold Palmer and then renovated by Steve Smyers in 2003. Designed to provide a fair but challenging round, the signature course is built on uneven terrain, with Generous, undulating and fast greens, highlighted by the most picturesque settings.