The Club at Weston Hills (Players)

The Club at Weston Hills (Players) is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Florida, set in Weston and designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Opened in 1995, the Players Course stretches to 7,272 yards from the championship tees across 18 holes, making it the longer of the two courses at Weston Hills. It shares the property with the Tour Course, built in 1990, and both layouts are designed to challenge skilled golfers while remaining enjoyable for recreational players. The club has a notable competitive history, having hosted the PGA Honda Classic, the Dan Marino Celebrity Invitational, and the LPGA Chrysler Plymouth Tournament of Champions, and it continues to serve as a venue for USGA qualifying events. A learning center on site offers instruction for members and guests.