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Matanzas Woods Golf Club

398 Lakeview Blvd, Palm Coast, Florida 32137-9500, United States

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+1 904 446 6330, +1 386 446 6330

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www.hamptongolfclubs.com

The 18-hole "Matanzas Woods" course at the The Grand Club Matanzas Course facility in Palm Coast, Florida features 6,929 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 74.9 and it has a slope rating of ... more on golflink.com

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Plenty of free parking in huge lot and first rate practice areas and putting green. more on GolfReview

Maybe in a few years, and with some serious upgrades to the clubhouse and practice areas, this course can return to claim a status among the top echelon courses in Florida. more on GolfReview

Through no fault of the management, the course lost most of its luster in 1998 when a terrible forrest fire destroyed its main feature, the woods. more on GolfReview

Because of this, many of the holes are played along a barren track of land where lush trees and homes once stood, that provides a sad view of what once was I'm sure a spectacular scenery. more on GolfReview

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As a 10 handicap I found the length from the blues challenging and fair, with particularly fine degrees of difficulty on #s 4,6 14 and15. The greens can ... more on Yahoo! Travel

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I played this course during a visit to Palm Coast in July 2003. To be honest, I was expecting quite a bit more. Through no fault of the management, the course lost most of its luster in 1998 when a terrible forrest fire destroyed ... more on GolfReview

First class resort course. Excellent maintenance on entire layout, especially greens and tees. Course seeded with Bermuda and is sometimes difficult to advance the ball with a lot of control. There are six pin positions used on the ... more on GolfReview