Apollo Beach Golf Club

Apollo Beach Golf Club is a traditional championship 18-hole layout in Apollo Beach, Florida, with a notable place in the state's golf history as one of the first courses to use Paspalum grass — a strain bred to thrive in saltwater conditions. Gulf breezes keep the round comfortable but add a real strategic layer, particularly given that water comes into play on every hole. Large, well-bunkered greens reward accurate approach shots and punish anything left on the wrong section of the putting surface. Four sets of tees stretch from 5,047 to 7,036 yards, giving golfers of all levels the flexibility to choose the version of the course that suits them best.