Architect
Arnold Palmer; Ed Seay
Established
1987
Par / Length
72 / 6890y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Monarch Country Club is a private Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay course in Palm City. The 18-hole parkland layout opened in 1987 and is recorded at par 72 and 6,890 yards from the back tees. Water hazards, Bermuda fairways and a substantial set of bunkers give the course a classic South Florida country-club profile.
History: Monarch was built as a private Palm City club in 1987 during the period when Palmer and Seay were producing strategic residential courses across the United States. The club remains associated with 1801 Southwest Monarch Club Drive, and current records continue to identify the original Palmer and Seay design rather than a separate Monarch course in Leesburg.
Did You Know? The Palm City course's championship yardage is 6,890, while the associated scorecard record lists a par-72 rating of 73.8 and slope of 145. Those numbers show that the course's challenge comes from more than simple length, especially from the back tees.
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1801 SW Monarch Club Drive
