LPGA International

This is by far one of the toughest courses you can play on the east coast of Florida. That said, it is a lot of fun too. The holes are much tighter from the tee than the Champions course at LPGA. The greens were really nice and rolled very true. That said, they have been sanded recently so they are probably another week or so of good rain away from perfection. The fairways and tee boxes were all real nice. If you plan to go play both courses at the LPGA, definitely play this one first, that way you get the toughest out of the way. Overall in great shape, get out and play.

This course was in fantastic shape and I would highly recommend it to anyone. The Champions course is not as difficult as the Legends course, however, it still provides for a fun and challenging layout. The greens rolled true and the pin placements were very difficult on Saturday June 12th, 2010. Place this course now as it is in great shape!

I played the LPGA Legends course September 12, 2009. The course was outstanding! Perfect greens, lush fairways, manicured traps. The rough while not high, it was pretty “thick” and the ball sits down in it very easily. Easy to lose a ball in the rough. The Legends has some long carries to hit the fairway, so if you are a short hitter, it can be difficult, it is much tighter and more difficult than the original "Champions" course even though the slope ratings are the same

I played the LPGA Champions course October 18, 2009. The course was outstanding! Perfect greens, lush fairways, manicured traps. The rough while not high, it was pretty “thick” and the ball sits down in it very easily. One thing I thought was strange, the course was re-rated by the Florida Golf Association and the put the slope from the white tees up to a 137? Extremely high in my estimation, the course is no where near that difficult. I contacted the FGA to see how they came up with that rating, they did not come up with a good answer