Opened in 2011 after a $5 million renovation, this 7,047-yard par 72 course features a layout that will challenge even the most talented of golfers. With 13 sets of combination-tees, golfers of all abilities can enjoy a comfortable day on the links. Elements such as Florida native caprock around the lakes, more than 50 different types of trees, a variety of wildlife, and rich landscaping enhance the natural beauty of this course, while a meticulous maintenance crew ensures that the tees, greens, and bunkers are in top condition year-round.

A good par 4 to start off. Well-positioned bunkers frame the fairway. An accurate shot is rewarded into a slightly elevated green.

A tree-lined fairway and strategically positioned bunker demand a good tee shot. Water hazard in front of the green requires golfers to hit a quality shot into the green

A wide fairway allows players to go for more distance off the drive. After hitting the fairway the players have an option to either lay up or “give it a go” in two. Bunkers guard the green in the front.

A slight dog-leg left par 4 has fairway bunkers both left and right. A premium is given to those who hit the fairway from the tee. Bunkers are placed around an elevated green requiring players to select the proper club from the fairway.

A dog-leg right par 4 with bunkers right and left give players a scenic view from the tee. After a well-placed tee shot in the fairway, players must select enough clubs to carry the water and bunker that guard this green.

Proper club selection is a must on this par 3. The green is well bunkered.

This dog-leg right Par 5 has a generous landing area off the tee. Players must avoid the water hazard that extends down the entire left side of the hole. A player who finds the fairway off the tee and lay-up shots will be rewarded with a good score.

This par 3 generally plays into the wind making club selection critical. Water and a bunker are placed in front of an elevated green. Bunkers left and right also frame the green.

A generous fairway gives players plenty of room off the tee. After a well hit tee shot, players have a scoring iron into the green.

Bunkers are positioned left and right off the fairway. A ball resting in the fairway has a shot to an elevated green.

A short but good Par 4. Water comes into play on the right side of the hole as players make their way to the green.

The signature hole at Gleneagles Country Club. This dog-leg right Par 5 offers a large fairway off the tee shot. Now it’s decision time…water cuts into the fairway making players hit a shot over the water. The water runs down the entire right side of the hole. The green is well-bunkered making club selection very important.

A dog-leg right par 4 requires a good tee shot in the fairway. Bunkers line the fairway to the right. A well-positioned shot allows players to hit a scoring club into this green.

A good par 4 with water running down the entire left side of the hole. Proper club selection is a must on this hole.

A picture perfect Par 3! Club selection is essential for conquering this hole.

Generous fairway gives players a opportunity to “Let it Fly”. The green is well bunkered and slightly elevated.

A demanding par 3 for club selection. A bunker shields the green.

A great finishing hole! A wide fairway allows players to focus on distance. Water comes into play on the second shot. Player can either shoot over or to the left of the hazard. The green is well bunkered from the front and the sides. Three good shots will be rewarded with a good score on this hole.