North central SouthWood Golf Club, Tallahassee designer Bobby Weed enhanced the layout, which is set on 110 acres of rolling terrain dotted with mature trees. Not surprisingly, it’s the home course for the University of Florida men’s and women’s golf teams. PAR: 70, YARDS: 6,701 Ironwood Golf Course Gainesville Owned by the City of Gainesville and operated by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, Ironwood is great value. Designated as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the course has the look and feel of a nature park with golf holes. Palms, pines and oak trees frame the fairways and accuracy, not brute strength, is a must from the tee. Ask about Ironwood's unique regular specials. PAR: 72, YARDS: 6,607 dotted with beautiful pine trees and touted for its excellent TifEagle greens. Designed by Bill Amick, the course debuted in 1959 and underwent a renovation in 2004. Home to the FSU men’s and women’s golf teams, the complex has exceptional practice facilities including a 10-acre practice area, 29 driving range slots and a 21,000-square-foot chipping green. PAR: 73, YARDS: 7,147 Quail Heights Country Club Lake City With an enticing mix of water hazards, strategically placed bunkers, mature trees and slight elevation changes, Quail Heights offers a quintessential North Central Florida golf experience. The Ponds is the most popular nine holes among locals with water on almost every hole. A fun combo is the Ponds/Creeks, which demands attentive club selection on every shot. PAR: 71, YARDS: 6,546 FLASPORTS.COM/GOLF Don Veller Seminole Golf Club Tallahassee Located on the Florida State University campus, the parkland-style course is | 25