Florida "mountain" golf is hardly "unique"
Golfers who have never visited Florida seem to think the whole peninsula is as flat as a Wal-Mart parking lot. They're close but not quite. There are more than a few Florida golf courses that will get you up in the air a little, if not in the clouds.
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Florida "mountain" golf is hardly "unique"
Golfers who have never visited Florida seem to think the whole peninsula is as flat as a Wal-Mart parking lot. They're close but not quite. There are more than a few Florida golf courses that will get you up in the air a little, if not in the clouds.
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- Slammer and Squire a nice backup for Nicklaus and Palmer at World Golf Village
- Florida puts six on Golf Magazine's "Top 100 courses you can play" list
Mangrove Bay Golf Course: A St. Petersburg public golf institution
Mangrove Bay is one of those municipal courses nobody seems to ever bad-mouth. A lot of St. Pete golfers learned the game here, and most seem to have fond memories. It's been around since 1977 and has the three main ingredients you want in a muni: Cheap green fees, good conditioning, and a convenient location.
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- St. Johns Golf Club near St. Augustine: Honest price for an honest day's play
- Golf Club of Amelia Island well suited to the well heeled
