Old Corkscrew Golf Club

Old Corkscrew Course overview

The course at Old Corkscrew Golf Club is an enjoyable track for golfers of all skill levels. Designed by Jack Nicklaus in 2007, the course at Old Corkscrew is a colossal 7,393 yards from the back tees. Despite its length, the course has a wide variety of tee boxes available for every ability.

Golfers will be sure to enjoy the long par-4’s and 5’s, tree-lined fairways, ample water hazards, deep bunkers, and impressive doglegs. As a certified Audubon Sanctuary, the club’s natural scenery is sure to impress and create a memorable round.

Signature Holes

The signature hole at Old Corkscrew Golf Club is the 547-yard par-5 risk/reward 11th hole. The hole starts straight but has a sharp dogleg left towards the end. Those looking to reach the green in two can test their luck with their second shot hit over water, making sure not to make a splash short or left. Others who want to play it safe will play it to the corner of the dogleg, setting up a short iron or wedge approach.