
Architect
Geoffrey Cornish, Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Established
1957
Par / Length
73 / 8325y
Access
Private
Green Fee
$$$$
Overview: The Pines at The International is a spectacular and historic masterpiece that is widely considered one of the longest and most difficult courses in the world. Originally designed by Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1957 (significantly updated by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1972), the course is famous for its routing through the mature landscaping and its massive scale. The par-73 layout features traditional fairways lined with mature landscaping and water hazards that come into play on several key holes. As one of the most popular and highly-regarded resort courses in the state, it provides a high-quality experience that is a favorite for locals and visitors alike.
Did You Know? At over 8,300 yards from the championship tees, The Pines is one of the longest golf courses in the world and was designed specifically to test the game's most elite ball-strikers.
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159 Ballville Rd