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 (5) · Palatka (1)
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