Weston, Florida
Renovated 2025This course recently completed a major renovation. During this transition, course data may reflect a mix of pre- and post-renovation yardages, hole configurations, or routing. The Caddie Report monitors these changes and periodically reassesses the course as a reliable new baseline is established.
Weston Hills’ Tour Course offers a serious championship test on South Florida’s private scene, blending strategic design with elevated playing conditions. It’s a must-play for those with access—especially if you appreciate stories of PGA Tour legacy, sharp bunkering, and modern parkland flavor. The atmosphere is welcoming yet unmistakably shaped by the club’s high-level tournament past.
Check out the newly updated clubhouse bar after your round, which showcases memorabilia from the Honda Classic and Dan Marino events.
Weston Hills’ Tour Course is a study in classic Robert Trent Jones Jr. parkland strategy, amplified by Fry/Straka’s 2019 renovation. The routing weaves artfully between lakes and bunkers, demanding both power and precision, with wide fairways encouraging heroic lines—provided you steer clear of the water lurking on many holes. The bunker work and lively Celebration Bermudagrass heighten the shotmaking challenge, while the greens, rebuilt and thoughtfully contoured, test every part of your short game. Despite its suburban setting, the course maintains a grand sense of occasion thanks to its PGA Tour pedigree and bold design choices.
Jones Jr. left his unmistakable mark here, blending risk and reward on every shot, while Fry/Straka’s updates keep the layout testing for modern play.
A short par 4 where strategy trumps muscle, the second hole features water tight along the left and a green angled toward a tucked pin. Club selection on the approach can mean the difference between a birdie chance and a watery drop.
Play conservatively off the tee for perfect angle—aggressive drives risk watery disaster.
Any miss-left will find water; right side leaves a tough chip and putt.
Lush, recently upgraded fairways and bunkers; well-maintained greens.
Efficient, but expect member-level courtesy rounds rather than fast public play.
Upscale but relaxed, with championship nostalgia.
You’ll face water carries, tight angles, and testy approach shots.
Greens are quick and subtly contoured, especially after the renovation.
Even on calm days, sudden gusts can sneak up on holes bordered by water.
Players Course debuts as second 18
LPGA Chrysler Plymouth Tournament of Champions held on property
Major Tour Course renovation by Fry/Straka
New bar, restaurant, and clubhouse unveiled
For four years, the Tour Course transformed into a true Tour battleground, welcoming the Honda Classic and some of golf’s biggest names to Weston. Today, traces of that championship aura linger—every tee shot comes with a subtle echo of pro-level pressure.
The 2019 renovation by Fry/Straka didn’t just freshen the turf—it carved bolder bunkers, enhanced risk-reward, and delivered plush Celebration Bermuda underfoot, preserving Jones Jr.'s strategic vision while letting new generations experience tournament-caliber golf.
Long after the Tour stopped by, South Florida’s sporting stars teed it up at the Dan Marino Celebrity Invitational—a fixture on the event calendar and local lore that paired major athletic names with serious golf and charity spirit.
Hosted the Honda Classic, one of the PGA Tour’s longstanding Florida swing events.
The Tour Course has been completely renovated within the last decade, ensuring modern playability and challenge.
Dan Marino, the Miami Dolphins legend, hosted his celebrity event here for nearly a decade.
Both courses at Weston Hills were designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Top-ranked Miami-area public course with a coastal setting and tournament past.
Iconic championship with bucket-list pedigree, 30 minutes from Weston.
Historic city golf, lively atmosphere, and great conditions close to nightlife.
Two 18s, strong value and conditions just minutes away.
Classic South Florida layout for those with private access.
Weston or Plantation for easy club access; Miami Beach for nightlife and public course proximity.
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