Hilaman Golf Course

Overview: Hilaman Golf Course is a public municipal parkland layout in Tallahassee, winding through open city landscapes with wide fairways and four tee boxes. The current city page lists a par 72 course that measures 6,324 yards from the black tees, with shorter blue, green and orange options for different levels of play.

History: The City of Tallahassee acquired Hilaman in 1981 and reopened it for play in 1982. An older independent course record describes a 1971 opening and credits Lawrence Hughes as architect, so the profile uses the city's documented 1982 reopening date while retaining the earlier course history in the notes.

Did You Know? Hilaman's current city description says every hole requires a unique approach, while the scorecard shows a varied routing that includes five par 5s, four par 3s and a par 72 total. The course's wide-open fairways contrast with the water hazards noted in its independent course record.