Florida is a massive golf destination. To truly experience it, you must explore its key hubs: Miami, Naples, Orlando, Palm Beach, and Jacksonville.

1) Seminole

This Donald Ross classic is one of the most exclusive clubs in the world. Famous for its elite member-guest tournaments and its strategic routing along the Atlantic dunes.

2) Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass

Home of The Players Championship. Pete Dye created a "stadium" experience for fans, featuring the world's most famous par-3: the island green 17th.

3) Streamsong (Red)

A Coore & Crenshaw masterpiece. Located in a secluded area of central Florida, it features massive sand dunes and elevation changes unlike anything else in the state.

4) Medalist

A Greg Norman and Pete Dye design in Hobe Sound. It is a private sanctuary for PGA Tour pros and hosted the famous "The Match: Champions for Charity."

5) The Concession

A Nicklaus and Jacklin collaboration inspired by the 1969 Ryder Cup. It is one of the toughest courses in the state, featuring lightning-fast, undulating greens.

6) Trump National Golf Club Jupiter

A Tom Fazio design that serves as a high-end championship venue. Known for its luxury amenities and hosting LPGA stars.

7) Streamsong (Blue)

Designed by Tom Doak, this course sits alongside the Red course and offers wide fairways and a focus on sustainable, natural golf architecture.

8) Jupiter Hills (Hills)

A classic Fazio design that utilizes rare Florida elevation changes. It is a private and prestigious club with a rich tournament history.

9) Calusa Pines

A private Naples gem. Millions were spent blasting rock to create a landscape of ridges and ponds that feels completely organic yet meticulously crafted.

10) Dye Course at White Oak

One of Pete Dye's final designs, capturing the essence of his work at Kiawah Island and Whistling Straits on a majestic property near the Georgia border.