Parkland Golf & Country Club

Overview: Parkland Golf & Country Club is a private 18-hole, par-72 course at 10001 Old Club Road in Parkland. The black tees are listed at 7,082 yards, and the club’s current description identifies Greg Norman as the course designer. The routing is shaped by cypress swamp, low hammock and pine flatland habitats, producing a Florida landscape that is part of the architectural brief rather than a separate backdrop.

History: The course opened in 2004 as the golf centerpiece of a private, family-focused community. Greg Norman Golf Course Design describes the layout as inspired by the site’s existing cypress swamp, low hammock and pine flatland habitats, and lists a 2007 Certified Gold Audubon International Signature Sanctuary award. A 2024 renovation record credits Greg Letsche with later work, so Norman is retained as the original design credit and Letsche as the documented renovation architect.

Did You Know? The layout was planned around existing Florida habitat types, including cypress swamp and pine flatland. That approach helps explain why the course reads as a sequence of distinct native landscape zones even though it sits within a residential community.