PGA National Resort

Course Details

The Champion course at PGA National has been the host of an event PGA Tour's "Florida Swing". The course was first designed by George and Tom Fazio, with a major redesign by Jack Nicklaus in 1990. It has also hosted the 1983 Ryder Cup and the 1987 PGA Championship. There are four more 18-hole courses at PGA National plus a 9-hole par 3 layout. The resort features a world-class spa and lots of space for meetings and other occasions.

• Selected as "Featured Course" at TheGolfNexus on March 3, 2025
• 2026: Site of the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic (Champion: Nico Echavarria)
• 2025: Site of the Cognizant Classic on the PGA Tour (Champion: Joe Highsmith)
• 2024: Champion Course was the site of the PGA Tour's Cognizant Classic (Champion: Austin Eckroat)
• 2023: Site of the PGA Tour's Honda Classic (Champion: Chris Kirk)
• 2022: Hosted the Honda Classic on the PGA Tour (Champion: Sepp Straka)
• 1987: Champion Course was the site of the PGA Championship (Champion: Larry Nelson)
• 1983: Site of the Ryder Cup (Champion: United States)

• Four full-length 18-hole courses: The Champion, The Palmer, The Fazio and The Estate
• One shorter 18-hole course designed for match play: The Match
• One 9-hole par 3 course: The Staple
• Other amenities include a 40,000 square foot spa, multiple places to eat and drink and spots suitable for weddings
• Course Web Site
• Course Facebook Page
• Road Trip Golf Alert: If you're driving through Palm Beach Gardens on I-95, PGA National Resort is available for play by visitors in the area.
• Stadium Proximity Alert: PGA National Resort is near Roger Dean Stadium