• Covered Parking
• Dining Room
• Gated Community
• Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
• Linens Incl
• Onsite Security
• Pool
• No Smoking
• Accessible

Wireless Internet
iPod Charger

You can easily walk to the clubhouse that is less than 250 yards away.
To secure superior golf course conditions, we recommend that you secure you accommodation first and research which course has the best course conditions along with booking your golf courses about 1-2 week prior to play.


Wannamaker Course
Designed by Tom Fazio, the first golf course named in honor of Rodman Wanamaker, who in 1916, inspired the birth of The PGA of America. A classic Florida layout, Fazio's Wanamaker Course, is set against a backdrop of wetlands, palm trees and palmettos, and is considered one of Florida’s most beautiful courses.

Ryder Course
Designed by Tom Fazio, the Ryder Course is named in honor of Samuel Ryder, the namesake and founder of the Ryder Cup, the pre-eminent event in golf. With its rolling hills, majestic pine trees and challenging water hazards, the Ryder Course has a distinctive Carolina-feel. With various hole locations, you could play this course every day and discover a different layout.

Dye Course
Designed by Pete Dye, emphasizing the native surroundings and Dye's uninhibited style for creative design, the Dye Course features pine straw roughs, vast coquina waste bunkers and grass-based bunkers. A links-style course that weaves by the 100-acre "Big Mamu" Wetlands, the Dye Course offers pure Florida surroundings, with hints of design from the older British Isles’ courses for flavor.

PGA Shore Course
Designed for beginners and avid golfers alike, the complimentary PGA Short Course offers holes 35-to-60 yards in length for your enjoyment. Junior tees are also available on all three Championship courses

PGA Learning Center
At the innovative 35-acre PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance golf practice and instruction park, you can discover a better game through top PGA Professionals – the recognized experts in the game and business of golf – at a one-of-a-kind facility that enables you to focus on each aspect of your game. One of the world’s best training, learning and practice grounds. You will find Titleist range balls open from morning until late night with lighted range until 10 pm every day 365 days per year. The PGA Center for Golf Learning and Performance also features: PGA of America Golf Schools - Private Instruction and Group Clinics - Youth golf clinics and golf schools - Golf Fitness evaluation for maximum performance – World-Class Technology for Swing Analysis, Club Fitting and Game Improvement
- MAT-T™ System by TaylorMade - TrackMan 3-D Ball Flight Measurement System - Titleist Launch Monitor - PGA PAR System

· More than 100 Full-Swing Practice Stations

· 9 Bunkers that Simulate Play from around the World

· Pitching and chipping practice areas

· 7,000-Square-Foot USGA Putting Greens

· 3-hole Teaching Course


PGA Historical Center
The spectacular PGA Historical Center is the key that unlocks the great history of the sport of golf, as driven by The PGA of America.
The founders, traditions, Championships and award winners of The PGA are presented as never before throughout this 8,300-square-foot golf museum, where you can will marvel at the legendary stories, artifacts and memorabilia from the PGA Championship, Ryder Cup, Senior PGA Championship and PGA Grand Slam of Golf. The PGA Historical Center is a dynamic resource center for golf historians as well as beginners, and also serves as a highly functional conference facility. The PGA Historical Center is the home of the Probst Library, which contains more than 6,000 hard-cover books, and more than 3,000 handbooks and yearbooks. Open to the Public Admission is Complimentary Year-Round. Take a stroll down golf's great history lane and witness:

The four major Championship trophies of golf on display
Donald Ross' workbench, circa 1900
Five-time PGA Champion Walter Hagen's hickory-shaft driver
The oldest-known written mention of golf from the 16th Century
The PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame

Restaurants
The Resort restaurants are open to the public including, Sam Snead Tavern & Azur, two full-service restaurants adjacent to the courses, serves up the Nuevo coastal American cuisine using only the freshest organic food sources—seafood flown in daily, imported artisan-crafted pastas, cured Italian meats, heirloom herbs and vegetables sourced from local farmers... The Clubhouse features a restaurant and bar serving quality breakfast, lunch and dinners in a casual country club atmosphere.

The Destination - Welcome to Treasure Coast of Palm Beaches
Florida’s relaxed, laid-back destination. Where palm trees rustle in gentle breezes, and sun-painted shores stay blissfully un-crowded. Take a boat ride down countless waterways or stroll past splendid shops, galleries and boutiques. Take a swing at famed golf courses, cast away your troubles fishing and explore so much more. This area offers something for everyone: beachside and coastal towns where outdoor activities and nature take center stage; historic towns with tree-lined streets, quaint sidewalk cafes, restaurants, art galleries, charming antique stores and brand name stores you’re familiar with; ‘Old Florida’ towns where rodeos and orange groves, as well as cowboys still exist; and an old fishing village where fisherman still bring their catch to market each day and where world-class sport fishing tournaments are hosted every year.