1000 Champions Drive,
Daytona Beach, Florida FL 32124
Office
+1 (386) 274 5742Pro shop
+1 (386) 274 5742Website
Visit websiteGolf pro
Craig Shankland, Mindy Moore, and other PGA/LPGA qualified instructors.Academy
LPGA International Golf AcademyThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Relatively flat terrain.
Surroundings:
Woodland and wetland.
Designer:
Arthur Hills
Above distances are for the Hills course. Also at LPGA International is the 18-hole Jones course (par-72; 7,025 yds from the back tees).
29.187633
-81.107349
4 miles W of Daytona Beach (Intl Airport)
From I-95 take exit 265 and head west on LPGA Blvd. After o.5 miles turn left into Champions Drive. After 2.2 miles the golf clubhouse is on your right.
LPGA Intl (Hills)
LPGA International (Hills course): Located just outside Daytona Beach, one of Florida's busiest holiday and attraction destinations, LPGA International is home to two excellent and contrasting championship golf courses - the Jones and the Hills.
The more open and forgiving character of the Jones course (formerly called the Champions) might appeal to big-hitting fans of links golf. The Hills course (formerly called the Legends), on the other hand, will fully test your game in a classically Floridian wetland and pine forested environment.
Elegantly and challengingly laid out by Arthur Hills, and with barely any housing along the way, the Hills course takes you on a wonderful journey into the natural forest. The relatively flat, good-width fairways are often flanked by small lakes and wetland areas.
Attractive mounding and excellent bunkering also underscore the need for accuracy and good course management. A strategy based around power and length may come asunder in the dense foliage and/or water that lines most of the holes.
On the front-nine a stunning trio commences with the par-4 6th, which tightly hugs a small lake. Next up is a good-length par-3 over wetlands, which leads onto the stunning lakeside par-5 8th. The back-nine loop also has its fair share of excellence. Perhaps the par-3 15th, played to a backdrop of tall pine trees with an attractive lake on your right, steals the show.
In its delightfully natural setting of lakes, wetlands and pine forest, this top-quality golf course is both a joy and a challenge to play - no matter how many times you play it!
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2024].
Non-metal spike facility. Golf carts compulsory; carts are fitted with GPS.
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LPGA International is not only home to two championship golf courses (the Jones and Hills), but is also a premier residential community and headquarters location for the LPGA (Ladies Professional Golf Association) and LPGA Golf Academy.
Founded in 1950, the LPGA has grown from its roots as a playing tour into a non-profit organisation involved in every facet of golf. The LPGA Tour and the LPGA Teaching & Club Professionals (T&CP) comprise the backbone of what has become one of the leading women's sports organisations in the world today.
2620 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
+1 (386) 258 6333
Visit websiteThe Holiday Inn Express Speedway hotel is a 12 acre resort, which includes an Olympic size pool, six lighted tennis courts, fitness center, jogging trails and close proximity to Indigo Lakes and LPGA International golf courses. Also close-by are over 75 restaurants and shops, Daytona International Airport, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona 500 Experience and Volusia Mall.
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Indigo Lakes; LPGA International; Daytona Beach (6 mls)
Cypress Head; Spruce Creek; Halifax Plantation; Victoria Hills.
816 North Atlantic Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL 32118
+1 (386) 944 0060
Visit websiteRight alongside the Atlantic Ocean in the heart of Daytona Beach, with its own beach entrance and half the rooms with wonderful ocean views.
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Daytona Beach
Indigo Lakes; LPGA International; Cypress Head; Spruce Creek; Halifax Plantation.
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