Woodlands Golf and Country Club - West Course

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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - West Course
Resident - 18 Holes
4600 Woodlands Boulevard
Tamarac, Florida
Broward County
33319
Website

Woodlands Golf and Country Club is a public golf course that offers discounts to residents of south Florida.

Other Courses at the Club:
Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course


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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - West Course Notes

Woodlands Golf and Country Club's visionary was Ken Behring and he hired Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge to design the 36-hole layout which opened in 1969.


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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course

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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course
Resident - 18 Holes
4600 Woodlands Boulevard
Tamarac, Florida
Broward County
33319
Website

Woodlands Golf and Country Club is a public golf course that offers discounts to residents of south Florida.

Other Courses at the Club:
Woodlands Golf and Country Club - West Course


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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course Award for Best Picture

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Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course Notes

Woodlands Golf and Country Club's visionary was Ken Behring and he hired Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge to design the 36-hole layout which opened in 1969.


Woodlands Golf and Country Club - East Course Area, Course Layout and Scorecard




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Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club

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Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club
Resident (Municipal) (Semi-Private) - 18 Holes Executive
8150 Springtree Drive
Sunrise, Florida
Broward County
33351
Website

Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club is a semi-private municipal golf course that offers discounts to residents of Sunrise and residents of the State of Florida.


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Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club Notes

Springtree Golf Club opened in 1972 as a par 61 executive style 18-hole golf course and was designed by Bill Dietsch.

The City of Sunrise hired Mark McCumber to redesign Springtree Golf Club and the course reopened in October 2010 as Seven Bridges at Springtree Golf Club.


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Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club

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Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club
Resident (Municipal) - 18 holes
7050 W Broward Boulevard
Plantation, Florida
Broward County
33317
Website

Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club is a municipal golf course that offers discounts to residents of Plantation and residents of the State of Florida.

Former Courses at the Club:
Plantation Golf Club


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Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club Notes

The City of Plantation visionary, Frederick Peters donated 300 acres to create a golf course and he hired Red Lawrence to design Plantation Golf Club which opened in 1950.

Plantation Golf Club closed in 1998.

Plantation Golf Club was abandoned until 2001, when the City of Plantation purchased the property and hired the firm of von Hagge, Smelek and Baril to redesign the new Plantation Preserve Golf Course & Club which opened in February, 2006.


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Pembroke Lakes Golf and Racquet Club

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Pembroke Lakes Golf and Racquet Club
Resident (Municipal) - 18 holes
10500 Taft Street
Pembroke Pines, Florida
Broward County
33026
Website

Pembroke Lakes Golf and Racquet Club is a municipal golf course offering discounts to residents of Pembroke Pines.


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Pembroke Lakes Golf and Racquet Club Notes

Pembroke Lakes Golf Course opened in 1974 and was designed by Howard Watson and John Watson.

In 2007, Pembroke Lakes Golf Course was renovated by John Sandford.


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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course

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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course
Resident (Municipal) - 18 holes
400 Entrada Drive
Hollywood, Florida
Broward County
33021
Website

Orangebrook Golf & Country Club is a municipal golf facility that offers discounts to residents of Hollywood.

Other Courses at the Club:
Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course


Former Courses at the Club:
Orange Brook Country Club


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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course Award for Best Picture

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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course Notes

In 1926, Joseph W. Young, the visionary of Hollywood, decided to build his own golf course and he hired Ralph Young to design a 9-hole course. Six of the nine holes were complete when the hurricane of 1926 hit. The golf course was abandoned until June 1934, when the City of Hollywood purchased the property to build a golf course, since the only golf course in Hollywood at that time was a resort-private facility.

Starting in 1934, AJ Ewing supervised the creation of a 9-hole golf course using the footprints of the 1926 abandoned golf course and the 9-hole course, called the Municipal Golf Course, opened on February 1, 1935.

Ralph Young was hired to design the layout of another 9 holes, and the 18-hole golf course was opened on November 1, 1936. The work on the golf course was completed by WPA workers.

By 1938, the Municipal Golf Course was called Orange Brook Golf Course and hosted the 1938 Hollywood Open, a PGA event.

In 1956, another 9 holes were added to the Orange Brook County Club making it a 27-hole facility.

On December 26, 1961, the 4th set of 9-holes was opened, and the now 36 holes were divided into 2 golf courses - East Orange and West Orange. During the conversion from 18 holes to 36 holes, only 5 holes of the previous 18-hole layout were used in the new 36-hole layout.

John Sandford redesigned the Orange Brook Country Club golf courses.

Along the way, the Orange Brook Country Club was renamed the Orangebrook Golf & Country Club.


Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course Area




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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course

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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course
Resident (Municipal) - 18 holes
400 Entrada Drive
Hollywood, Florida
Broward County
33021
Website

Orangebrook Golf & Country Club is a municipal golf facility that offers discounts to residents of Hollywood.

Other Courses at the Club:
Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - West Course


Former Courses at the Club:
Orange Brook Country Club


Orangebrook Golf & Country Club Logo




Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course Award for Best Picture

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Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course Notes

In 1926, Joseph W. Young, the visionary of Hollywood, decided to build his own golf course and he hired Ralph Young to design a 9-hole course. Six of the nine holes were complete when the hurricane of 1926 hit. The golf course was abandoned until June 1934, when the City of Hollywood purchased the property to build a golf course, since the only golf course in Hollywood at that time was a resort-private facility.

Starting in 1934, AJ Ewing supervised the creation of a 9-hole golf course using the footprints of the 1926 abandoned golf course and the 9-hole course, called the Municipal Golf Course, opened on February 1, 1935.

Ralph Young was hired to design the layout of another 9 holes, and the 18-hole golf course was opened on November 1, 1936. The work on the golf course was completed by WPA workers.

By 1938, the Municipal Golf Course was called Orange Brook Golf Course and hosted the 1938 Hollywood Open, a PGA event.

In 1956, another 9 holes were added to the Orange Brook County Club making it a 27-hole facility.

On December 26, 1961, the 4th set of 9-holes was opened, and the now 36 holes were divided into 2 golf courses - East Orange and West Orange. During the conversion from 18 holes to 36 holes, only 5 holes of the previous 18-hole layout were used in the new 36-hole layout.

John Sandford redesigned the Orange Brook Country Club golf courses.

Along the way, the Orange Brook Country Club was renamed the Orangebrook Golf & Country Club.


Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course Area




Orangebrook Golf & Country Club - East Course Layout and Scorecard






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