Cleveland Heights Golf & Country Club (C/B)

Overview: The C/B label identifies one of Cleveland Heights Golf & Country Club’s rotating 18-hole combinations in Lakeland. Camellia and Bougainvillea share the city-owned facility’s mature parkland and lakeside character, while the full property contains a third nine for alternate routings.

History: Howard Toomey and William Flynn are credited by the Florida Historic Golf Trail with the historic Cleveland Heights design, which opened in spring 1925. Lakeland added a third nine in the early 1980s, creating the 27-hole municipal complex that now supports A/B, A/C, B/C, and reverse pairings.

Did You Know? The letters in the directory name are a routing key, not a second club. C/B joins the Camellia and Bougainvillea nines, whose names come from the facility’s original botanical naming scheme.