Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club

Overview: Plantation Preserve gives golfers 18 public holes in Plantation, Florida, designed by von Hagge, Smelek & Baril. The city course page lists par 72 and 7,148 yards, with wetlands, native vegetation, a ninth-hole island green, and SeaDwarf paspalum surfaces.

History: The course opened in February 2006 on a preserve property that combines golf with wetland and habitat protection. It was built as a public facility, so the course's environmental setting is part of the municipal project rather than a private club amenity.

Did You Know? Plantation Preserve's ninth green is an island green, but the course's water character is broader than that single hole. Wetland edges and protected land appear throughout the property and influence the visual rhythm of the round.