Palm Harbor Golf Club

Overview: Palm Harbor Golf Club is an 18-hole daily-fee municipal course in Palm Coast. The Bill Amick layout plays to par 72 and 6,526 yards from the black tees, with palm trees, old oaks and Spanish moss framing a course that asks for both accuracy and creativity. The public facility also includes a driving range, putting and chipping greens, a restaurant and a pro shop.

History: OpenGolfAPI dates the course to 1973 and credits Bill Amick. Palm Coast says the course was renovated and redesigned in 2009, and its current municipal operation remains open to visitors. The official scorecard identifies the course at 20 Palm Harbor Drive, while the directory row uses 100 Cooper Lane, a location discrepancy retained in the notes rather than written into the profile.

Did You Know? Palm Harbor’s official scorecard gives golfers a generous choice of tee lengths, from the 6,526-yard black tees down to shorter forward setups. That range is part of the course’s appeal: the same tree-lined routing can be scaled for very different levels of play.