Facing the Gulf of Mexico, Lemon Bay Golf Club offers an all-exclusive 18-hole golf course, measuring 6,264-yards. The par71 routing is one of Florida's most challenging yet fun layouts, ideal for golfers at any skill level.

The Lemon Bay course features six sets of tees with a maximum slope rating of 123. Beginners can take their first shot at Lemon Bay's well-defined driving range, plus players have access to rental clubs and carts, offered by the all-smiles staff of Lemon Bay, who can also teach beginners a few tricks during the play.

Comparable to nearby golf layouts such as Rotonda Golf and Country Club, Oyster Creek Golf Country Club, and Pine Valley Golf Course, Lemon Bay is a hidden gem, especially for those who appreciate beautiful yet difficult layouts. Graced by the mystique of nature, the course comes with lakes and ponds to add to the gorgeous layout image. Fifteen of the course's holes are surrounded by water, along with numerous bunkers to watch out for, making the course a true test of control and accuracy.

Perhaps the first thing players will notice once out on the course is the breathtaking fairways and greens, highly maintained to draw attention to the layout's enticing beauty which is rarely so perfected in other rival courses. Adding a little mystery to Lemon Bay is the opportunity to see plenty of wildlife along the course which is home to ravishing white-capped American eagles and perhaps never before seen birds and wildlife animals. All of which are part of Lemon Bay's partnership with Audubon International.

Lemon Bay's exclusivity for its members is complemented by its junior golf foundation, helping over 150 children every summer to learn the fundamentals of golf. Opened in 1982 and one of the masterpieces of architect Jim Petrides, Lemon Bay Golf Course is surely a delight, offering seasonal or daily play.