Experience World Famous Golf

PGA NATIONAL RESORT - Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Experience the challenges, the history, and the legends. PGA National has refined the game as a top golf destination offering six internationally known golf courses, including a recent renovation of all the classic courses.

Palm Beach golf has a celebrated legacy, and PGA National Resort has helped to build it's reputation. Since opening in 1981, PGA has hosted some of golf's most defining moments. The legendary Champion golf course at PGA National Resort is 7,045 yards of peril, with tricky South Florida winds constantly causing havoc, and seemingly tranquil water penalty areas lurking throughout — ready to challenge even the world’s best golfers. Home of The Cognizant Classic and The Bear Trap, The Champion is a must-play on any avid golfer’s list.

Fairway Fact: The Bear Trap, holes 15, 16, and 17 on The Champion Course have long considered the toughest three-hole stretch on the PGA Tour.  The water penalty areas consume an average of 20,000 golf balls each year!

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Instructional Programs

For those seeking to elevate their game, PGA National offers one of South Florida’s most comprehensive practice facilities including three full-service ranges, multiple short game areas and both private or group instruction. As a leader in training and instruction, PGA National has partnered with some of the top golf schools to offer a variety of lesson and training techniques for every skill level. Take strokes off your game with our world-class training programs.

Steakhouse Redefined

After a day on the range, indulge in the refined culinary presentations at The Butcher’s Club from “Top Chef” winner and Florida native Jeremy Ford. From a curated menu of shared plates to bucket list gastronomic experiences like the Swinging Wagyu Tomahawk and Beef Wellington, The Butcher’s Club redefines the term steakhouse. Stay where guests can enjoy award-winning moments on and off the course.

HALF MOON - Montego Bay, Jamaica

Designed by world-renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Sr., and thoughtfully modernized by Roger Rulewich, this 18-hole par-72 championship course tests scratch and novice golfers alike. Routed through a retired sugarcane estate, the course is nestled alongside the beautiful hills overlooking Half Moon. Renowned as one of the best walking courses, trade winds blowing off the Caribbean Sea create both up-wind challenges and down-wind opportunities. Primary defense of par are the 26 shallow-faced fairway bunkers requiring solidly struck tee balls to find the short grass. Previously hosting the European PGA Senior Tour and the Jamaica Open, Half Moon withstands the test of time, permitting golfers to chase par and history between the palms.

Fairway Fact: With decades of experience, Half Moon’s caddies are truly expert guides, from navigating the Royal Palms to their seemingly endless knowledge of Jamaica’s culture and history.

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Guest Instructor Series

This ongoing series offers the best in golf instruction featuring legendary golfers such as David Leadbetter, Nick Starchuck, Gary Gilchrist and Mike Manavian, and James Ridyard. This series will feature a variety of options for both beginners and seasoned golfers alike to learn from the best. Whether you are just getting started in this great game or you are trying to lower your handicap to a new level, we have the experience and capability to assist you in attaining your goals. Learn More.

The Sugar Mill

Conviently nestled alongside Half Moon's golf course, Jamaica's highest awarded fine dining restaurant is known for its unique twist on Jamaican cuisine, which tells the story of food in Jamaica from countryside to seaside. Dine amongst history and learn more about the former Running Gut Estate on the Rose Hall Sugar Plantation from where the restaurant takes its name.

INNISBROOK - Tampa Bay, FL

Innisbrook’s outstanding collection of four distinct golf courses – all designed by Lawrence "Larry" Packard – has long made it a favorite of professionals, golf groups, and new players. The legendary Copperhead Course – home of the PGA TOUR’s annual Valspar Championship — has easily become a bucket list course for golfers. Imagine yourself hitting from the fairways graced by some of the world’s finest golf professionals and taking on the Snake Pit, one of the toughest finishing holes on the PGA TOUR. Defined by tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain, Copperhead tests players with its many uphill and downhill shots, significant elevation changes, and a variety of water-protected approach shots. The first course to be constructed at Innisbrook, the Island Course offers picturesque views and challenging play, and is considered by many to be as equally, if not more, demanding as Copperhead. The Island Course features extraordinary elevation change uncommon to the typical Florida terrain. Tight fairways and water hazards make the South and North Courses other impressive challenges offered at Innisbrook.

Fairway Fact: Holes 15-18 on the Copperhead course are known as the Snake Pit. Striker the copper-colored snake statue watches over these daunting holes and regardless of your game is always available for a Snake Pit selfie.

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Junior Golf Programs

The next generation of golf enthusiasts will flourish in our weekly clinics designed to teach young golfers the fundamentals of the game while fostering an exciting group environment. Children ages 7 to 14, can further elevate their game with our monthly camps focusing on various aspects of golf. From mastering fundamentals to perfecting drives, chips, and putts, there's something for every young golfer at Innisbrook. Learn More.

Course-Side Dining

After hitting the links, experience Innisbrook Resortʼs signature restaurant, Packardʼs Steakhouse. This completely redesigned space includes new, vibrant menu options with innovative tableside experiences. Join us for reimagined steakhouse classics, craft cocktails and course-side patio dining overlooking Copperhead.