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Florida Golf Courses
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Florida has 1,478 golf courses to choose from. This directory lists the courses by city. The cities with the most golf courses like Naples, Fort Myers, and Orlando are listed first under the Top 10. We list all other Florida cities alphabetically, below.

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Top 10 Florida Golfing Destinations
  1. Naples Golf Courses
  2. Fort Myers Golf Courses
  3. Orlando Golf Courses
  4. Boca Raton Golf Courses
  5. Jacksonville Golf Courses
  6. Bradenton Golf Courses
  7. Sarasota Golf Courses
  8. Ocala Golf Courses
  9. Vero Beach Golf Courses
  10. West Palm Beach Golf Courses
Featured Golf Course
Del Tura Country Club Del Tura Country Club
The 9-hole "West" course at the Del Tura Country Club facility in Fort Myers, FL features 2,155 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 30. The course rating is 56.9 and it has a slope rating of 93 on grass.  Designed by Ron Garl, the West golf course opened in 1982. Kitson & Partners Club manages this facility.
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Increasing Distance: Balance the Backswing
Increasing Distance: Balance the Backswing
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Pre-Round Putting Warm Up
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Straight Back & Through Putting
Straight Back & Through Putting
Straight back and straight through putting is very effective when putting inside fifteen feet and requires that you keep the putter face square to the target line throughout the entire stroke
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