Orangebrook Golf & Country Club

About this course:

Orangebrook Golf & Country Club in Hollywood, Florida is a historic 36-hole championship golf course with two varied courses. The club began in 1933 as an 18-hole course and added a second 18 holes in 1959. The West Course features larger greens and forward tees, making this loop more accessible for beginners, while the East Course with smaller greens offers more challenge for golfers of all levels. Orangebrook also has a strong tournament tradition. The course hosted the Women’s International 4-Ball, the longest-running women's amateur event at one location in the U.S., with winners like Babe Zaharias, Peggy Kirk Bell, and Louise Suggs. The Men’s Amateur 4-Ball was also played here, with Jack Nicklaus and Deane Beman winning in 1960. After the round, you can visit the full-service bar and grille, and golf lessons are available through a PGA Head Golf Professional.