
Architect
Clifton, Ezell and Clifton Design Group
Established
N/A
Par / Length
72 / N/A
Access
Public
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: Alamanda/Hibiscus forms an 18-hole pairing at The Villages’ 27-hole Cane Garden Championship Course. The par-72 route moves through oak hammocks and the course’s natural Florida setting, with the two named nines creating a distinct version of the Cane Garden round.
History: The Villages describes Cane Garden as a 27-hole facility around a 140-acre eagle preserve. The current course references credit Clifton, Ezell and Clifton with the design, while the exact opening year for the individual Alamanda and Hibiscus nines is not stated in the retrieved sources.
Did You Know? From Cane Garden’s fifth tee, the operator says golfers can see bald-eagle nests and burrowing-owl habitat. Alamanda/Hibiscus is therefore a named golf routing inside a preserve that is part of the course’s identity, not merely a residential backdrop.
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