PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens
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PGA National Resort

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PGA National Resort is a golf resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with five championship courses. The Champion Course, designed by George and Tom Fazio, opened in 1981 and was later redesigned by Jack Nicklaus, at 400 Avenue of the Champions.

It has hosted the 1983 Ryder Cup, the 1987 PGA Championship and the PGA Tour's Honda Classic and Cognizant Classic. Its closing stretch of holes 15 through 17 is known as the Bear Trap. The resort also has a hotel, spa and several restaurants.

Opened 1981
Announced 1981 est.
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Where is PGA National Resort located?

PGA National Resort is located in Palm Beach Gardens.

Is PGA National Resort open?

PGA National Resort is now open. It was completed in 1981.

Who designed PGA National Resort?

PGA National Resort was designed by Tom Fazio & More.