PGA National Golf Club, Golf resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
PGA National Golf Club is a championship golf resort in Palm Beach Gardens with five separate courses spread across the property, each featuring manicured greens, bunkers, and water obstacles. The facility combines dedicated golf courses with a full resort experience designed for players of different skill levels.
The resort was founded in 1980 and gained prominence by hosting the Ryder Cup in 1983 and the PGA Championship in 1987. These major tournaments established the property as an important venue in professional golf.
The golf academy at PGA National maintains a strong connection to the sport's traditions while training new generations of players through specialized programs.
The resort includes 339 hotel rooms, multiple restaurants, conference facilities, spa services, and tennis courts available to guests and members. Its location near West Palm Beach makes it accessible for visitors coming from different areas.
The Champion Course features a notorious three-hole stretch called The Bear Trap that challenges golfers with carefully positioned water hazards throughout. These holes are particularly demanding during professional competitions.
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