Lowlands

Lowlands Executive Golf Course in The Village of Marsh Bend offers breathtaking scenery, natural waterways and a majestic oak canopy.

Bordered by Hogeye Preserve, unique and interesting challenges include elevation changes, multiple tee box locations, water features and strategically placed hazards.

Longleaf

Longleaf Executive Course is quickly becoming a favorite with Villagers. Located next to Loblolly Executive Course in The Village of McClure, this par 28 course will provide an exciting challenge and lots of fun with yardages measuring 688 to 1661.

Beautiful views complement this course while providing a challenge on the one par 4 hole that features a large oak tree making for a strategic tee shot. With many sets of tees producing different angles to the greens, Longleaf can provide a challenge for the skilled golfer but softer angles and less hazards for those choosing to play forward.

Loblolly

Loblolly Executive Course, the sister course to Longleaf and the fortieth executive course in The Villages, is sure to provide a fun round for golfers of any ability. Mingled through the neighborhoods of The Village of McClure, this course offers a beautiful backdrop alongside a fantastic short game area.

With most of the hazards off to the side, golfers won’t find this course to be overly intimidating, but don’t underestimate this Level 3 course as it will take a well struck ball to find its way close to the hole. With yardages measuring from 793 to 1452 Loblolly can give you as much or as little of a challenge as you’re looking for.

Hill Top

Hill Top is named after its rolling hills terrain and panoramic vistas of The Villages. The course challenges players with many changes in elevation from tee to green. Strategically placed bunkers and widened collars make the short game of premier importance for a good score.

Heron

“Enchanting” is the word that comes to mind when describing the sister courses on the south shore of Lake Miona. Considered the easier of the two lakeside courses, golfers will enjoy the journey through large oaks and scenic vistas of the lake. A photographer’s dream course, Heron also features a par-four hole and the first unique horseshoe green.

Hawkes Bay

Hawkes Bay is a beautiful and fair test of golf skills. While the first five holes are relatively straight-forward, the last four turn up the heat and may have you wishing you’d taken advantage of the easier scoring opportunities that holes 1-5 provided you. Birdies are notoriously hard to snag on the second half of Hawkes Bay. Taking its name from the wildlife preserve that runs alongside several fairways, Hawkes Bay is known for its undulating greens, large bunkers and the moguls that can transform a good shot into a tricky uphill or downhill lie without warning. Whether you play 849 from the forward tees or 1336 from the rear tees, you’ll be glad you gave Hawkes Bay a try.

Gray Fox

With beautiful scenic views, the Gray Fox course in The Village of Fenney offers players a golfing experience unlike any other. Nestled in the Fenney Springs wetlands, this course’s woodland aesthetic boasts an intimate and undisturbed nature trek through nine- fair, but difficult- holes situated on three different islands. Gray Fox provides golfers with a longer course design in comparison to its sister course, Red Fox, while supplying beautiful forestry and breathtaking views sure to make every game exclusive and enjoyable.

Escambia

Escambia is the 35th addition to the Executive Golf, and features nine distinct holes with elevation changes rarely seen in Florida. View The Village of Pine Ridge while enjoying a layout that features undulating greens, and multiple sets of tees ranging from 757 to 1337 yards.

El Santiago

This beautifully manicured course was built with golfing enjoyment in mind; large greens, minimal bunkers without water hazards make it the perfect course for the novice golfer. This Executive Golf Course is enjoyable for golfers of all levels. El Santiago means “the saint” vs. its sister course, El Diablo (“the devil”).

El Diablo

El Diablo, or “the devil”, is one of the most challenging tracks of the Executive Golf courses. From the very first hole, golfers are required a carry to elevated and very undulating greens throughout the course. Par is a great score on any hole here. Three of the best finishing holes of any Executive course.