Pheasant Run Golf Club

The Course

18-hole public golf course with contoured fairways, smooth greens and multiple tee options
  • 18 Holes
  • Practice Facilities
  • Strategic design
  • Online Tee Times
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Course Overview

Designed for Strategy

Pheasant Run Golf Club offers a layout that rewards smart course management, accurate tee shots, and confident approach play. The fairways are shaped and contoured, the greens are smooth and undulating, and water hazards come into play on 14 of the 18 holes.

Designed by Richard Bigler, the course gives golfers a round that is both scenic and strategic, with a mix of length, movement, water, and green complexes that keep players engaged from the first tee through the 18th green.

7,291

Total Yards

72

Par

75.4

course rating

131

slope rating

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Scenic golf course with a reflective pond, rolling fairways, and tall palm trees beneath a bright blue sky with scattered clouds.

Golf Amenities

Everything You Need For A Great Round

Championship Golf

Spectacularly designed 18-hole golf course that rewards smart play and keeps every round engaging from start to finish.

Online Tee Times

Convenient online tee times that help you secure your spot in advance.

Membership

Membership options available including Couple, Family & Junior memberships.

Practice Facilities

Golfers can prepare for their round or spend dedicated time improving their skills.

Pro Shop

One-stop-shop to find everything you need for your next round.

Instruction

Improve your game with skilled golf instruction from the experienced professionals.

Close-up of a red flag on a golf green beside a calm lake, with trees, homes, and palm trees across the water under a clear blue sky.
Wide view of a multi-hole practice putting green with several white flags, tall palm trees, mature shade trees, and geese nearby.
Putting green with a red flag opening onto a long fairway, bordered by mature trees, palms, and nearby homes under a clear blue sky.
Wide view of a golf course with a narrow waterway bordered by tall reeds and palm trees, with fairways stretching into the distance.
Putting green with a red flag beside a large reflective lake, with palm trees and homes across the water.
Large putting green with a blue flag in the foreground, opening onto a long tree-lined fairway with power towers in the distance.
Golf green with a red flag beside a calm pond, with palm trees, homes, and broad tree shadows across the putting surface.
Putting green with a blue flag.

A Hole-by-Hole Sneak Peek at the Start of Your Round

Opening Holes Set the Tone

Hole 1 is a par 5 that starts the round with a strategic test. From the back tees, it stretches to 601 yards, with shorter tee options at 523 yards, 487 yards, and 445 yards. It gives golfers an early chance to balance power and placement while setting the tone for the round.

Hole 2 is a challenging par 4 and the men’s number one handicap hole. It measures 484 yards from the back tees and 448 yards from the white tees. The hole calls for both distance and accuracy, with a straight fairway, mature trees, a guarded green, and a moderately sloped putting surface.

Hole 3 is a par 4 that offers a moderate challenge, measuring 373 yards from the white tees. The hole gives golfers room to swing, but distance and smart approach placement still matter. Favoring the left side of the green can provide a better angle into the putting surface.

Hole 4 is a par 3 that tests short-iron accuracy and club selection. From the white tees, it measures 133 yards and requires players to judge distance and wind while aiming for a protected green.

Hole 5 is a par 4 measuring 391 yards from the white tees and is one of the more challenging holes on the front nine. Golfers need both distance and accuracy off the tee, followed by a thoughtful approach into a green with added putting difficulty.

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