The Course
Pete Dye's design.
The par-72 layout stretches 7,214 yards (75.8 rating, 146 slope) with water on 13 of 18 holes. Strategic bunkering and elevated greens reward precise play; every shot has consequence.
Founded in 1987, Audubon Country Club is a premier private golf community on 1,100 acres of native cypress and palmetto wetlands. Pete Dye's design features dramatic bunkering, elevated greens, and strategic water hazards that define play on every hole.
The par-72 layout stretches 7,214 yards (75.8 rating, 146 slope) with water on 13 of 18 holes. Strategic bunkering and elevated greens reward precise play; every shot has consequence.
Managing water hazards and wetland-adjacent turf requires precision. Weekly flights map stress zones across all 18 holes, revealing irrigation performance and disease pressure before visible symptoms appear. Data-driven decisions ensure championship conditioning throughout the season.
“It flagged stress on our 4th green a full fortnight before it was visible. We treated it early and never lost the surface. That's the whole game.”
