Architect
Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek
Established
N/A
Par / Length
72 / N/A
Access
Public
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: Clewiston Golf Course is a public municipal layout in the planned sugar-town setting beside Lake Okeechobee. The current directory profile represents eighteen holes, but the city’s history describes a course that began as a nine-hole parkland design and later grew into the present two-nine facility.
History: Clewiston commissioned Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek in 1928 for a regulation course. The original nine officially opened on February 23, 1930, and remained the complete facility until the city added a second nine in the late 1960s. The exact completion year for the present 18-hole routing is not published.
Did You Know? The original nine was documented as a par-37 course measuring 3,270 yards, and the city says those historic holes remain part of the routing used today.
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1201 San Luiz Ave
