Orangebrook Golf & Country Club (West)

Orangebrook Golf & Country Club (West) is one half of a historic 36-hole championship facility in Hollywood, Florida, with roots going back to 1933 when the original 18 holes opened. The West course is part of a complex that has hosted the Women's International 4-Ball, the longest-running women's amateur event held at a single location in the United States. Past champions include Babe Zaharias, Peggy Kirk Bell, and Louise Suggs. The Men's Amateur 4-Ball held here in 1960 was won by Jack Nicklaus and Deane Beman. Beyond the 18 holes, the facility includes a lighted driving range open until 10:00 PM, a fully stocked Pro Shop, a restaurant with full bar service, and a banquet room that seats up to 250 guests. Orangebrook Golf & Country Club (West) is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Florida, rated 3.1 based on 60 or more reviews on the platform.