Florida
Golf in Palm Coast
Palm Coast has 6 golf courses: 3 public, topped by Grand Haven Golf Club at 7,073 yards.
- Courses
- 6
- Public
- 3
- Longest
- 7,073 yds
Palm Coast is a city in Flagler County on the northeast Atlantic coast, a large planned community that has grown into one of Florida's more populous coastal cities. Six courses serve the community (Cypress Knoll Country Club, Grand Club Cypress Course, Grand Haven Golf Club, Grand Reserve Golf Course, Palm Harbor Golf Club, and The Grand Club Pine Lakes Course) in a market sustained by the large retirement and year-round residential population. No hole-count data is in public records for most of these operations. Palm Coast was originally developed by ITT Community Development Corporation as a large residential land sale project, and the city has grown into a substantial permanent residential community with one of Florida's fastest-growing populations over the past decade.
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Courses in Palm Coast
- Cypress Knoll Country Club Flagler CountyPublic Par 72 · 6,674 yds · 72.9/14118 holes
- Grand Club Cypress Course Flagler County 18 holes
- Grand Haven Golf Club Flagler CountyPrivate Par 72 · 7,073 yds · 75.3/14118 holes
- Grand Reserve Golf Course Flagler CountyPublic Par 7118 holes
- Palm Harbor Golf Club Flagler CountyPublic Par 72 · 6,526 yds · 72.3/13618 holes
- The Grand Club - Pine Lakes Course Flagler County 18 holes
Towns nearby: Beverly Beach (1) · Marineland (3) · Ormond Beach (2) · St. Augustine Beach (1) · Daytona Beach (7) · Palatka (1)
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