McArthur Golf Club Course Review

The McArthur golf club sits on a pristine piece of property, nine hundred and ninenty acres of Florida wilderness that is and it was built and designed by the famous architects Tom Fazio and Nick Price. As soon as you take a look at the location of the McArthur golf clubs course, youll understand that it was destined to compete with the best in the country and indeed it does. This golf course is dedicated to players who are totally committed to the game and it provides them with a pure golf experience, as everything at McArthur is about golf and golf only. And if you consider the fact that South Florida is a place where exclusive (and famous) golf clubs are almost ubiquitous, I must tell you that the McArthur golf club is a true hidden gem, a purists delight sort to speak, where you can play your favorite game in silence and tranquility on its beautiful fairways which are bordered by sugary dunes, promising and delivering a memorable golfing experience.

The golf course features a 7205 yard layout and being co-designed by Tom Fazio, you can bet your last dime that youll not be disappointed. The course sits on the northern edge of a twenty miles long sand ridge which runs parallel to the ocean (Atlantic that is), while Seminole is located at the opposite end. The end result is visually stunning, as the McArthur golf course will delight its visitors with its epic scenery round after round, boasting its lush-green carpets which are laid over the white sands. The property upon which the golf course was built has 480 acres, of which there are only ninety acres covered in grass, i.e. sandy areas basically replace pine scrub reminding me of the Pine Valley golf club in New Jersey, and the similarity is hardly incidental. The McArthur course has an emphasis on pure golf, as the team of architects managed to deliver a golf course which looks 100% natural, a feature that gives it much of its personality.