Palmetto Hills Golf Club

Palmetto Hills Golf Club opened in 1979 under the original name "The Widowmaker," designed by George Cobb, the architect behind the Par-3 course at Augusta National and Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The layout plays across hilly terrain with notable elevation change, leaving golfers to handle a variety of uneven lies and to think through the strategy on each hole. The 14th is the signature hole, a downhill one-shotter of 180 yards from the championship tee with a drop of some 50 feet and a creek running along the front and right side of the green. Fairways are Bermuda grass, and the Champion Bermuda greens are undulating.