Seminole Legacy Golf Club

Seminole Legacy Golf Club is a golf course that offers a memorable experience for its players. The course was originally built in 1962 and was recently renovated by legendary PGA TOUR golfer and course designer, Jack Nicklaus, in collaboration with his son Jack II. The course is in great shape and is meticulously maintained, with greens that are both fun and challenging. The course features blind shots, uphill and downhill holes, and sand and water hazards that add to the challenge. The golf course is a member for a day experience, where everyone is friendly and helpful, from bag valet to check-in. The course is challenging, with greens that roll true even after recent aeration and sanding. The facility is fantastic, and the course is in fantastic shape, capable of hosting any event. One of the unique features of the course is the green on Number 18, which is a two or three club difference between a front and back pin placement. The course has several blind shots, especially on the par 5s, which debunks the myth that there are no elevation changes in Florida. Seminole Legacy Golf Club is a great home for two of the best college golf teams in the country, and Florida State has made it possible for it to be one of the best collegiate golf courses in the country. Overall, the course is a roller coaster ride up and down fairways, with meticulously maintained greens, making it a great experience for golfers of all levels.