Architect
Rees Jones with Greg Muirhead
Established
1994
Par / Length
72 / 7088y
Access
Public
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: LPGA International's Jones Course is an 18-hole public layout in Daytona Beach designed by Rees Jones with Greg Muirhead. The official card lists par 72 and 7,088 yards from the black tees. Strategic mounding, broad sand areas, natural marshes, lakes and undulating greens create a course with multiple options from tee to green.
History: Rees Jones's design firm dates the original course to 1994 and identifies Greg Muirhead as co-designer. The Jones routing forms the second 18-hole course at LPGA International, the Daytona Beach complex used for major amateur and professional events. Its current name distinguishes it from the neighboring Arthur Hills course.
Did You Know? The Jones Course hosted the Sprint Titleholders Championship from 1996 through 1998 and was used for LPGA Tour qualifying school through 2017. Rees Jones's own course record also notes a sixth-place finish in Golf Digest's 2010 America's Top 50 Courses for Women.
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