Sandpiper Golf Club

Sandpiper Golf Club is a Silver-level Member Club with daily fee play and part of the ClubLink family of Clubs. You will find the Oaks, the Palms and the Lakes nines at Sandpiper Golf Club. This 27-hole facility originally opened in 1968 with 18 holes designed by Mark Mahanna. Ron Garl, who designed all 27 holes at neighboring Falcon Watch, added the third nine, the Lakes, in 1985. All three nines are par 36 and play from four sets of tees ranging from 2,717 to 3,258 yards. The golf course is fun yet challenging for all skill levels. Amenities include a practice range and putting green and a fully stocked golf shop. Enjoy a snack or cold beverage at the turn or before or after your round at the Sandpiper Grille. The Palms, the original nine at Sandpiper, is noted for having small, mostly elevated greens. The Lakes features a winding and hilly routing that plays into a valley and out. It’s certainly the most challenging off the tee, requiring golfers to shape their shots and hit fairways. It also has the most spacious greens, but that’s not always a good thing. Many people consider the Oaks the friendliest of the three courses at Sandpiper with accessible green sites that generally have narrow openings at the front of every green for bump-and-run shots. If you’re looking for the toughest hole, No. 3 on the Lakes jumps to the front of the line as a 389-yard par-4. There’s water off the tee and a very narrow landing area, followed by an uphill, blind second shot into the green. No. 2 on the Palms is a terrific par-3. It’s solid at 187 yards and features an elevated green, with water on the right side and bunkers on both sides. If you’re looking for length on a par-3, then No. 8 on the Oaks tops out at 212 yards. The best hole for birdie is probably No. 9 on the Oaks, a 488-yard par-5 with a welcoming landing area and a green that is accessible for those going for it in two.