Rio Pinar Golf

Rio Pinar Golf is a semi-private parkland course in Florida, United States, open since 1957 and stretching up to 7,250 yards over 18 holes at par 71. The layout winds through pines, southern live oaks, tropical palm trees, and lakes. It has hosted the Florida Citrus Open. Practice facilities include a floodlighted TrackMan driving range with 22 covered hitting bays and cooling fans, two putting greens, an indoor putting studio with PuttView technology, a chipping green, and a 70-yard diagonal short game area shaped like the state of Florida. The Pine & Oak Tavern serves modern American cuisine with chef-inspired seasonal menus, created by the founders of Delaney's Tavern, and includes a fully stocked bar. The clubhouse also holds a Grand Ballroom for up to 200 guests, an Oak Room private dining room for up to 40, an indoor performance studio, and a TechnoGym-equipped athletic gym. Rated 4.4 and a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Florida.