Architect
Arthur Hills
Established
1997
Par / Length
72 / 6984y
Access
Public
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: LPGA International's Hills Course is an 18-hole public layout in Daytona Beach designed by Arthur Hills. The official card lists par 72 and 6,984 yards from the black tees. Natural wetlands, narrow pine corridors, small greens and strategically placed water hazards shape a course that emphasizes placement and distance control rather than raw length alone.
History: The current club dates the Arthur Hills Signature Course to 1997. It forms one half of LPGA International's 36-hole facility, alongside the Rees Jones course, and remains part of the Daytona Beach complex built around professional and championship golf. The present name reflects the original designer whose work defines this routing.
Did You Know? The Hills Course has five men's tee sets on the official card, from a 6,984-yard black tee to a 5,155-yard red tee. The same routing therefore offers more than 1,800 yards of choice before the women's tee combinations are considered.
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