Sailfish Sands Golf Course Reversible 9 Gold Course welcomes golfers to one of the very few reversible courses in the United States. The Sailfish Sands Reversible 9 Course is an innovative routing designed by renowned golf course architect John Sanford and is set up to be played in one direction and flipped on a different day to play in the opposite direction.
The Reversible 9 Gold Course starts near the driving range, proceeds counterclockwise, and ends near the Pro Shop. The par 34 Gold Course is the shorter of the two 9s at just 2,868 yards from the farthest tees. There are five sets of tees to accommodate players of all skill levels when playing the course.
The signature hole on the Sailfish Sands Golf Course Reversible 9 Gold Course is the third which plays as a risk-reward opportunity at only 305-yards. However, the player must choose which side of the split fairway, which has water in the middle, to play off the tee.
The right side provides a better angle onto the green but has a very narrow fairway with two strategically placed bunkers to capture any drives that may go too long. The left side is a more straightforward shot to a wider fairway, but it then gives a difficult blind approach shot over the green-side bunker.
Added features include new golf carts with GPS, all new greens, new pathways, new and modern bathrooms. There is also the new driving range. Gone is the 100-year-old golf course's staid, old range. Now, there is the 13-acre range with low-level lighting for evening play, LED glow balls, interactive targets, and ball-tracking technology.
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With excellent schools and managed growth, the Sailfish Sands community in Stuart, Florida, is a paradise many people have been looking for. Whether looking to relax and explore natural Florida or looking to spend plenty of time out on the fairways, the Sailfish Sands Golf Course community is the place to be.
Stuart is the largest of four incorporated municipalities in Martin County and has an estimated population of 16,237, according to the most recent census. The city is frequently cited as one of the best small towns to visit in the country in large part because of its proximity to the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon.
Golf homeowners can drive along Ocean Boulevard and out to Jensen Beach to enjoy a great day at the beach. The Hobe Sound Natural Center and Wildlife Refuge and Jonathan Dickinson State Park in Martin County are also there. Within a short drive of Stuart is the spring training complexes of The New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Montreal Expos.
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