Located in South Florida's Palm Beach Gardens, PGA National Resort is world-class golf, vacation, meetings, and spa destination. Few golf courses have a pedigree as storied as does The Champion. Its vaunted resume includes hosting the 1983 Ryder Cup, 1987 PGA Championship, and two decades of the Senior PGA Championship. Currently, it hosts The Honda Classic – a wildly popular stop on the PGA TOUR's "Florida Swing." The layout is best known for its renowned "Bear Trap" – a series of three demanding holes many considered the toughest stretch in the game. PGA National Resort offers 90 holes of championship golf on six courses, including the famed Champion Course, home to the PGA TOUR's Honda Classic. The resort's storied golf history includes hosting the 1983 Ryder Cup, 1987 PGA Championship, and nearly two decades of the Senior PGA Championship. In addition to The Champion, PGA National's award-winning golf courses are The Palmer, The Fazio, The Match, The Staple, and The Estate. Other distinguishing features include a 40,000 square-foot European Spa with 32 treatment areas and the exclusive "Waters of the World" outdoor mineral pools, a world-class 33,000 square-foot health-and-racquet club with 19 Har Tru tennis courts, 40,000 square feet of self-contained conference space, and nine on-site restaurants and lounges.
