Bowling Green, Florida
World-class golf resort on reclaimed phosphate mining land in central Florida. Three top-100 public courses today — Red (Coore & Crenshaw), Blue (Doak), Black (Hanse) — with Bone Valley arriving in 2027 as a fourth championship layout. Plus The Chain, a walkable short course. The most architecturally significant golf development built in Florida in decades, and one of the few US destinations that genuinely rivals Bandon Dunes for "golf-only resort" status.
Best time to visit: November – April
Coore & Crenshaw, 2012. Top 50 in the world. Routed across reclaimed phosphate dunes — wide fairways, dramatic green complexes, and the kind of strategic options that reward thinking your way around. The original Streamsong course alongside Blue.
Visit website →Tom Doak, 2012. Top 50 in the world. Built simultaneously with Red on the same dunescape — the two courses share routing tees and many holes interweave. Blue is generally considered slightly more challenging and visually dramatic. Pair them as an unforgettable 36-hole day.
Visit website →Gil Hanse, 2017. Top 100 in the US. The newest of the three championship courses — built on a separate parcel a short ride from Red/Blue. More open, with massive greens and plenty of contour. Different feel from its siblings.
Visit website →Coming 2027 — the fourth championship course at Streamsong, set to expand the resort into a four-course destination on par with Bandon Dunes. Worth keeping on your radar as your next Streamsong trip.
Visit website →Streamsong''s walkable short course — a fun afternoon round between or after the championship courses. Playable as a non-resort guest, though green fees are noticeably cheaper if you''re staying on property. A great loop after a morning round.
Visit website →Pick any two courses to see the drive time, route, and traffic.
Pick two different courses to see the route.
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