Daytona Beach Golf & Country Club (South)

Overview: The South Course is Daytona Beach Golf Club’s original 18-hole layout, a public municipal course associated with Donald Ross. It plays to par 71 and about 6,229 yards, with live oaks, pines, forgiving tee shots, and demanding approaches.

History: The course opened as the Daytona Golf and Country Club in the early 1920s. Donald Ross laid out the original routing, and Lloyd Clifton redesigned the course in 1997 while retaining much of the Ross character.

Did You Know? The South Course has relatively few water hazards. Its challenge instead comes from approach shots into the Ross-influenced greens, a contrast with the more water-oriented North Course.