Nestled in a quiet corner west of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Grande Oaks Golf Club boasts a pristine 18-hole championship golf course that was recently renovated and redesigned by the legendary golfer Raymond Floyd. Previously known as the Rolling Hills Country Club, Grande Oaks is a 6,752-yard oasis for members and their guests to enjoy a great game of golf while relaxing in the comfort of a private club.

During the 1998 renovation, Raymond Floyd significantly remodeled the par 71 courses, adding new tees, reshaping bunkers, and adding slight contours to the greens, making for an overall challenging, yet pleasurable golf experience.

The renovation made use of Celebration grass on the tees and fairways, with Tift Eagle grass on the greens. Celebration grass has more surface area, making it more player-friendly, while Tift Eagle is ultra-dwarf grass allowing for superior greens play. All the greens are mowed with state-of-the-art floating head walking mowers to provide prime playing conditions.

In keeping with tradition, all tees at Grande Oaks are perfectly square and are aligned to the middle of the landing area, offering a variety of distances from which to play. This enables golfers to play the type of game they want – challenging themselves one day and playing a more relaxed game the next, all on the same course.

The Grande Oaks Golf Academy was designed specifically to help members hone their golf games while practicing on 40-acres of professionally maintained practice tees, bunkers, traps, fairways, and rough playing surfaces. A southern plantation-style clubhouse boasts a sunken dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wrap-around veranda, for exquisite views day or night.