This
6900-yard, traditionally designed layout is located just northeast
of downtown, making it convenient to the Busch Gardens area hotels.
Beware of #14, "The Claw," USF's infamous double dogleg
par five that is bordered by dense forest and features a small elevated
green framed by woods and water. Here's a hole where a par feels
like a birdie and the birdies are few. A popular sports grille is
available in the clubhouse for 19th-hole enjoyment.
Tees
Tee Name
Par
Yards
Slope
USGA
Dark Green
71
6876
132
74.2
Gold
71
6288
125
71.9
Light Green
71
5939
122
69.7
Yellow
71
5353
115
70.9
Course Detail
Year Built: 1968
Architect: William Mitchell
Honors: Golf Digest-2 1/2 stars Places to Play 1999
This
6900-yard, traditionally designed layout is located just northeast
of downtown, making it convenient to the Busch Gardens area hotels.
Beware of #14, "The Claw," USF's infamous double dogleg
par five that is bordered by dense forest and features a small elevated
green framed by woods and water. Here's a hole where a par feels
like a birdie and the birdies are few. A popular sports grille is
available in the clubhouse for 19th-hole enjoyment. 
