Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club

Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club, a public 18-hole course in Florida, United States, opened in 1971 and was designed by William Diddle. The layout stretches from 5,054 to 7,015 yards and plays across terrain marked by elevation changes, water features, pine trees, and bunkers. Several holes stand out. The par-3 fifth plays 174 yards from the back tees to an elevated green with water behind and to the right. The par-3 thirteenth stretches to 225 yards, and the par-4 fourteenth is a 376-yard dogleg left. Hole 16, a par 5 of 521 yards, runs alongside a creek parallel to the fairway. The course has hosted the PGA/LPGA JCPenney Classic and was named 2019 Best Golf Course in Tampa Bay. It is rated 4.2 by 60+ Hole19 golfers and ranks as one of the most-played courses in Florida on Hole19. Practice facilities include a 2.5-acre driving range on seashore paspalum turf, a 15,000-square-foot TifEagle putting green, a short-game area with practice bunkers, and a Player Development Program with Unlimited Range. The fully stocked Golf Shop carries apparel, FootJoy shoes, and equipment essentials. The Bardmoor Pizzeria & Grille serves pizzas, calzones, subs, salads, and burgers alongside a full liquor bar.