Grand Palms Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort

About Grand Palms Hotel, Spa and Golf Resort

This South Florida resort course sits on relatively flat terrain typical of the region, but don't let that fool you into thinking it's a pushover. The layout makes strategic use of water hazards and bunkers to create genuine scoring challenges, particularly on the back nine where several holes demand precise placement over forced carries. The course allows walking, which is refreshing given how many resort tracks in the area mandate carts, and the routing flows naturally despite being carved from what was likely swampland decades ago. With a 3.3 Google rating from nearly 1,800 reviews, this isn't going to be confused with a hidden gem, but it offers solid value for resort golf in expensive South Florida. The conditioning can be inconsistent depending on the season, and like many courses in this price range, maintenance seems to ebb and flow with occupancy rates. If you're staying at the resort or looking for an affordable round in Pembroke Pines, it's perfectly playable, but don't expect to be blown away by either the design or the experience.

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