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Mimico Cruising Club

• Last updated:  April 22, 2016

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• Yacht Club location: 200 Humber Bay Park Road West
• Latitude: 43.6170932
• Longitude: -79.47753820000002

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Mimico Cruising Club

Founded in 1978 and located in beautiful Humber Bay Park West, Mimico Cruising Club, with its gorgeous clubhouse and grounds, wide fairways and spectacular facilities has truly earned the nickname, "An Oasis In The City."

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Mimico Cruising Club boasts a traditional name reflecting the cruising and racing interests of its members. The non-stop social activities along with a fabulous mix of power and sail illustrates why the Club has grown to over 500 members with docking for 300+ boats. Come on in and take a look around, you'll be sure to like what you see! Mimico Cruising Club is Toronto's premier, private yacht club. The Club caters to individuals who enjoy being on or near the water. Both social members and mariners are welcome. Mimico Cruising Club has a traditional name reflecting the racing and cruising interests of its sailing and boating members. We are named in the tradition of the famous British "Royal Cruising Club" founded in 1880, and we support similar traditions. Situated within the scenic Humber Bay Park adjacent to the Martin Goodman Trail, our post-and-beam clubhouse design reflects the character of a park setting and was officially opened in 1984, by John B. Aird, the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario. We have grown from 250 members in 1979 to over 500, with docking facilities for 306 boats up to 50ft. (Length Overall) and dry sailing with a crane, for dinghies and keel boats to 3000 lbs. MCC has weekly Club races and our members also participate in regional competitions and regattas throughout the season, including; the Lake Ontario 300, the LORC Series and the AHMEN Series. Club cruises are arranged throughout the season for both power and sail. These often attract as many as 50 boats for a weekend cruise. In addition, events organised by our powerboat members include treasure hunts and an annual poker run. We also have a wide range of shore based events during the Summer and Winter seasons. Mimico Cruising Club's stated mission is to provide a quality boating and social environment, within a member-involved Club for the enjoyment of its members, their families and guests through a shared vision of first-class facilities, programs and sound management.

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• Score sheet position
• Significance of events
• Depth of competition
• Overall consistency in performance;
• Recognition and/or ranking achieved outside Ontario and Canada;
• Versatility or scope of achievements;
• Degree of inspiration to others both on the water and on shore;
• Overall contribution to the quality and recognition of Ontario sailors;
• A role model to others in the sailing community.
• Actual race results with particular regard to:
• Noticeable improvement in performance during the current year, indicating the potential for future international results;
• The recipient will normally be in the 23 & under age category;

The Female Junior Sailor of the Year is presented to a female athlete who has achieved results on at least a Provincial and National level (could be International, but not necessary) that demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in their discipline. Must be 18 years or younger as of December 31st in the year ending. SELECTION CRITERIA:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Hunter Dejean 2018 Hunter Dejean 2017 Clara Gravely 2016 Clara Gravely 2015 Clara Gravely 2014 Not Presented 2013 Olivia Mew 2012 Ali ten Hove 2011 Violet Stafford 2010 Meredith Megarry 2009 Sarah Douglas 2008 Brenda Bowskill 2007 Helen Dam 2006 Emily Hill 2005 Joanne Prokop 2004 Alessandra Herrera Reimer 2003 Erin Kestenbaum 2002 Yolande Gooderham & Katherine MacLennan 2001 Caroline Kaars Sijpesteijn

Female Sailor of the Year is presented to the female sailor who has achieved results on a Provincial, National, and/or International level, which demonstrated a high level of skill and expertise in her discipline. SELECTION CRITERIA:

• No age guidelines;

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 2019 Jodi Munden 2018 Sarah Douglas & 2017 Sarah Douglas 2016 Danielle Boyd & 2015 Brenda Bowskill 2014 Brenda Bowskill 2013 Brenda Bowskill 2012 Violet Stafford 2011 Meredith Megarry & Emily McIlquham 2010 Claire Merry 2009 Joanne Prokop 2008 Katie Abbott, Martha Henderson, Jen Provan 2007 Alanna Foscarini and Alison Ludzki 2006 Victoria Crowder 2005 Amy Cada 2004 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2003 Victoria Crowder & Claudia Strobele 2002 Claudia Strobele 2001 Jen Provan & Nikola Girke 2000 Jen Provan

This award is presented to a (current) certified Sail Canada Instructor/Coach who has shown exceptional leadership in a learn-to-sail or racing program. NOMINATION PROCESS:

In order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter supporting the nomination must be submitted to [email protected] and come from one of the following:

• Employer, Club or Head Instructor (The club/school must be members of OSA/Sail Canada and teach CANSail levels and award CANSail certificates and seals);
• A student or athlete;
• Certified coach from another club, (or Provincial or National Coach);

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• Demonstrates and exudes sportsmanlike behaviour in him/herself and expects the same of her/his athletes/students,
• Is a primary factor in improving the skills and results of his/her students,
• Is a team player and works well with fellow coaches/instructors and supervisors,
• Volunteer contribution to her/his community and/or school may be considered (in a bonus category).

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Ryan Perry & Kristina Harris 2018 Max Robinson 2017 Lauren Laventure 2016 Nigel Crosscombe 2015 Geordie Miller 2014 Max Crothers 2013 Rob Frost 2012 Rob Frost 2011 Cam Lymburner 2010 Ethan Holtzer 2009 Graham Fraser 2008 Samara Crothers 2007 Corey Lynam 2006 Roslyn Dakin 2005 Ashley Lethbridge 2004 Karen May 2003 Will Abbott 2002 Darin McRae 2001 Tim Bishop 2000 Rob Fox

This award is presented to a Member Club or Organization that ran a regatta of exceptional quality during the past year. NOMINATION PROCESS:

n order to be considered, a nomination form must be completed and a letter of recommendation must be submitted to [email protected] and come from either an athlete or a coach who participated in the event.

• Race management (must be certified Race Officer as PRO, Level 2),
• Pre-regatta information package, i.e. Notice of Race
• Reception, registration, billeting, hosting, food & refreshment
• Value for registration fee
• Overall component of fun and fellowship that may include entertainment or special events.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Blind Fleet Racing World Championship @ Kingston Yacht Club 2018 Canadian Youth Championships @ The Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2017 J24 World Championships @ Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Sailfest @ Sarnia Yacht Club 2015 Lightning Worlds 2014 2.4mR Worlds 2013 GHRYA 2012 Kingston Yacht Club – Shark Worlds 2011 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club and Burlington Sailing & Boating Club – Mobility Cup 2010 CORK – National Qualifying Regatta 2009 Disabled Sailing Association of Ontario – Mobility Cup 2008 Nepean Sailing Club – Ontario Summer Games 2007 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club- Youth National Championships 2006 Oakville Yacht Squadron – Ontario High School Championships 2005 Sarnia Ontario Sailing 23 & Under Provincial Championships 2004 Brockville OSA 16 & Under Single Handed Championships 2003 Etobicoke Yacht Club – J35 North American Championships 2002 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club – 2002 Europe World Championships 2001 Grand Bend Yacht Club – Canada Games 2001. 2000 Toronto Sailing & Canoe Club – Millennium Regatta

In an effort to recognize the great history of sailing in this province, Ontario Sailing is proud to present the Legends of Ontario Sailing Award … “Honouring the Past to Inspire the Future”. PURPOSE:

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of an individual or a group of individuals who through his/her and/or their efforts, have inspired participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing in Canada.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:

• A Canadian or Canadians whose primary residence is in Ontario.
• Someone who has donated significant time and energy to improve the quality of and/or participation in the recreational and/or competitive sport of sailing.
• Present members of the Canadian Sailing Team
• Present members of the Ontario Sailing Team
• Anyone currently holding a board position with Ontario Sailing

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Larry MacDonald 2018 Not Presented 2017 The Abbott Family 2016 Jean & Bernie Luttmer 2015 Alex McAuley 2014 John Osborn 2013 “The 12 Founders of CORK”: Roger Green, Bill Cox, Paul Henderson, Lynn Watters, Sandy McPherson, Bart Dalton, Cam Jones, George Goodfellow, Russ Scrim, Harry Jemmett, Jack Orgill and Doug Keary. 2012 The “Ontario-Based, Canadian Flag-Bearing, Olympic Medal Winners”: Terry Neilson, Terry McLaughlin, Hans Fogh, John Kerr, Steve Calder, Frank McLaughlin, John Millen, and Mike Wolfs. 2011 The “Builders of C&C Yachts”: Rob Ball, Erich Bruckmann, George Cassian, George Cuthbertson, George Hinterhoeller and Ian Morch. 2010 The brave crews of Evergreen (RHYC) and Magistri (RCYC) that survived and endured the great storms that hit the 1979 Fastnet race.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2021 Wendy Loat 2019 Tim Irwin 2018 Not Presented 2017 Pat Lymburner 2016 Edward Graham Dougall 2015 Nicholas Thompson & Ashley Hum 2014 Donna Scott 2013 Irene McNeill 2012 Lynne Beal & Doug Creelman 2011 Marilea McAllister & Ethel Thayer 2010 Carolyn Gagnon 2009 Bernie Luttmer Sr. 2008 George Blanchard 2007 Ron Kobrick 2006 Al Will 2004 2005 Alex McAuley 2004 Mike Vollmer 2003 Laurel Connell 2002 Alan May 2001 Peter Van Buskirk 2000 David Sprague 1999 Keith Hobbs 1998 Leo Reise 1997 Easter Seals Regatta, RCYC

The award has no criteria other than what the title implies. The selection is made by the Executive Director with the approval of the Executive Committee. This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected]

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 TBA 2018 Andree Gauthier 2018 Jay McKinnell 2017 Tom Bolland 2016 David Starck 2015 Barbara Lyon-Stewart and; 2015 Ben Rabinovitch; YMCA Camp Kitchikewana 2014 Alan Johnson; Windsor Yacht Club 2013 Gary Howard; Canada Summer Games Team 2012 Mike Milner 2011 Derek Hatfield and VELUX Canada 2010 Paul Davis 2009 Laura Jarvis 2008 Rick Watters & Audrey Kobayashi 2007 John Miolla 2006 John Weakley 2005 Linda Waddell & Jenny McEwen-Hill 2004 Lynne Beal 2003 Allan Sparrow 2002 Bruce Bussin 2001 Brian Knoll 2000 Jon Matthews 1999 Tommy Wharton 1998 Loren Richter, Eastgate Ford

To acknowledge and recognize the outstanding contribution of Ontario Sailing volunteers. The contribution can be related to activities over a period of years or to a specific event or program during a particular year. The selection is made by Ontario Sailing representatives.

This award is not open to nominations. If you would like suggest a nominee, please send an email to [email protected] .

• Someone who has demonstrated leadership qualities
• A Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Ontario.

EXCLUSIONS:

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Katie Coleman Nicoll 2018 Not Presented 2017 Mark Searle 2016 Wendy Loat 2016 Kevin Corcoran 2015 John Weakley

To acknowledge and recognize the multi-dimensional aspects of running a club. Criteria such as financial management, policies, governance and community outreach as well as the sailing components of running a club are considered in selecting a club that is demonstrating successes in different ways.

• The nominated club must be a member in good standing with Ontario Sailing.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2019 Cedar Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best Overall Results from the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results, please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas.

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 TBA 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This Award is presented to the Club with the best results in single handed classes in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

NOTE- This award is not open to nomination. It is based on results.

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Britannia Yacht Club 2017 Royal Canadian Yacht Club & Port Credit Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2015 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club 2014 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2013 Port Credit Yacht Club 2012 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Port Credit Yacht Club 2009 Port Credit Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Island Yacht Club 2001 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Island Yacht Club

This award is presented to the Club with the best result in the double handed classes Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series. To see the regattas included in the results please see the current year’s Grand Prix Development Series regattas

WINNERS INCLUDE: 2018 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2017 Oakville Yacht Squadron & Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2016 Ashbridge’s Bay Yacht Club & Bronte Harbour Yacht Club & National Yacht Club 2015 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2014 Bronte Harbour Yacht Club 2013 Kingston Yacht Club 2012 Kingston Yacht Club 2011 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2010 Burlington Sailing and Boating Club 2009 Kingston Yacht Club 2008 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2007 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2006 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2005 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2004 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2003 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2002 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2001 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 2000 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1999 Royal Canadian Yacht Club 1998 Royal Canadian Yacht Club

This award is presented to the winners of each class in the Ontario Sailing Grand Prix Development Series.

WINNERS INCLUDE:

Join the Competition at Mimico Cruising Club

Jan 3, 2024

Photo Credit: Joe Malon

Sailors at Mimico Cruising Club (MCC) have long been passionate about racing. Located at the western end of Humber Bay, a short sail from downtown Toronto, this yacht club is home to 300 boats, about half of which are sailboats. And many of those belong to keen racers.

Club races take place on Wednesday evenings starting in early May with the Spring Series and finishing in early October with the Frostbite Series. Boats compete in Flying Sail and small, medium, or large White Sail fleets. The season concludes with an awards night. Two hundred people attended the 2023 celebration which also featured some of the club’s sponsors like Goslings Rum and North Sails.

The size of the fleet has grown rapidly in the last few years. A typical race night now has 50 or more boats on the start line making it the largest, most active midweek keelboat racing series on Lake Ontario.

This club welcomes anyone who wants to race, including boats and members from other clubs. The diversity of boats is extensive and includes everything from stripped-out racers to older cruisers. Members and guests who do not own a boat or don’t want to race their own boat are encouraged to sign up in the Crew Bank. Skippers are often looking for crew and some are happy to coach crew who are new to racing.

MCC’s racing program has gained a reputation for high quality competition, particularly in Flying Sails. Members regularly compete in, and sometimes win, the big, long distance, regional races such as the Lake Ontario 300/600 Challenge and the Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac.

Another feature of MCC’s racing program is the diversity of winners. On any given night, numerous different boats are represented on the podium when the results are announced at the buffet dinner and social event that follows each race.

The race committee is critical to the success of any race and MCC’s committee is known for its expertise, seamless operations, and impartiality. Hugh Beaton, regional manager, North Sails recently commented to Mimico Cruising Club’s Fleet Captain that MCC has ‘the best on-water and off-the-water race experience on the lake’.

In addition to weekly club races, MCC co-hosts with the Kingston Yacht Club, the Race to Kingston that takes place in August each year. This 140 nautical mile race had approximately 60 boats participating in 2023.

The strength of MCC’s program has traditionally been its Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF). The club is now expanding its focus to include one-design racing from dinghies through to keelboats. Last year they installed a new ramp for dinghies and this year they are introducing a boat share program utilizing a fleet of recently acquired 420s. In the fall of 2024, the club will replace its existing crane with a larger, fixed crane to serve the club’s growing haulout needs and expand its capacity for the keelboat dry sail fleet. This new crane will handle boats weighing up to 6,000 pounds.

If you’re into racing or think you would like to be, join the competition at MCC. Come see what the hype is all about! For more information CLICK HERE .

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Mimico Cruising Club is a wedding banquet hall located in Toronto, Ontario. Situated by the harbour, this elegant waterside venue exudes a serene ambience. A versatile and private space, it can host indoor or outdoor events, making it suitable for ceremonies and receptions. Combine these attractive features with a dedicated staff who want to create a seamless experience, and it is a truly wedding-worthy venue.

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For the all-important ceremony, the wedding party can take their seats on the lawn space that looks out across the marina. For an open-air setting, everyone can be bathed in sunlight as the couple joins together in matrimony. Tall trees and neatly planted shrubbery provide touches of natural beauty for the milestone as rings are exchanged and vows are recited. A floral arch marks the spot where to-be-weds stand as the pierside scenery provides the backdrop. Alternatively, this area can be covered over for occasions when shelter is required. Indeed, a fully indoor setting may be tastefully arranged for those who are dreaming of an “I do” moment in front of a grand fireplace. Rapturous applause and heartfelt congratulatory words are sure to follow the moment when the newlyweds are officially announced. Afterward, the couple can drift away to enjoy some photos. Owing to Mimico Cruising Club’s location, magical mementos can be preserved against elegant yachts, the city skyline, and other picturesque sites.

For the reception, as few as 40 or as many as approximately 110 guests can be accommodated as everyone settles in for a memorable occasion. The Main Room offers space for dining, drinking, and dancing. The decor is defined by wooden flooring, charming exposed beams, and minimalist touches that create a laid-back ambience. Natural light adds a bright and elegant atmosphere to the setting as the revelries continue long into the night.

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A variety of wedding packages offers a range of convenient inclusions for couples and their guests to make use of. Perhaps the most comprehensive bundle available includes a cocktail reception bar, hors d’oeuvres, and an after-dinner bar. Event enhancements are available such as chair covers and audio equipment. An event-planning option may also be offered for those who require assistance bringing everything together appropriately.

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• Standard bar package 4 hours (may be split 1 & 3) to accommodate reception and after dinner dancing
• Speed rail: Smirnoff vodka, Canadian Club rye, Bacardi rum, Johnnie Walker scotch, Tanqueray gin
• Bar closed during dinner (soft drinks are available)
• Domestic and imported draught beer
• House white wine and red wine service during dinner
• No shooters or doubles
• $10. 00 per person for each additional hour
• On-site complimentary parking, special children's menu
• Wedding cake cutting and platter display
• On-site location for photographs

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• Appetizer - choice of soup or choice of any house salad
• Entrée - choice of chicken, pork or salmon with choice of sauce
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• Vegetable - seasonal market vegetable medley tossed in butter and herbs
• Dessert - choice of any standard dessert
• Freshly brewed coffee - regular and decaffeinated | selection of fine teas

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• Dessert - choice of any selected dessert
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St Petersburg FL Golf Courses (All Public & Private)

Part of the Tampa Bay area and known as the Sunshine City, St. Petersburg is a sun-seeker’s paradise with its numerous beaches, golf courses, and other cultural attractions.

The city of Saint Petersburg, which lies south of Clearwater and Largo, has 6 golf courses within its boundaries.

There are 3 municipal public courses and 3 private courses making it affordable for all budgets.

St. Pete, FL, part of Pinellas County , has year-round sunshine and is a perfect destination for golfing.

So, the next time you find yourself in the area, whether for fun or work, try out some of these courses, hit some shots, and hone your golf skills.

Public Golf Courses In St. Petersburg, FL

Mangrove Bay Golf Course – Municipal Public Course

This is an 18-hole Par 72 Championship course built in 1977 and designed by Bill Amick with a slope rating of 120 and a course rating of 71.5.

This course finds itself in the ‘top municipal courses list’ pretty regularly and is a well-maintained course for a municipal one, and sits literally in the midst of a marshy mangrove from which it has derived its name.

The one attribute of this course is that no houses are lining the fairways which is an attribute mostly found in semi-private or private courses.

The course is known to be challenging yet easy too. It has wide fairways and big greens that roll true.  Measuring roughly 6700 yards from the back tees this is not a lengthy course either.

Some of the par-5s are short and can be reached in 2 strokes from the tees. Water comes into play on 7 of the 18 holes but poses a challenge only on 4.

The course also has good practice facilities with a driving range, large chipping, and pitching area as well as a putting green.

PGA instructors are available for golf lessons. A pro golf shop, as well as a snack bar, is also at hand. 

Green fees are $27 for 18 holes for morning tee times that reduce to $17 for the twilight sessions.

Being a municipal course, locals are eligible for discount cards.

Cypress Links Golf Course – Municipal Par-3 Course

This is the par-3 sister course of Mangrove Bay and is situated at the entrance to the bigger course.

The second of the 3 municipal courses in St. Pete, this course is a 9-hole par-27 that measures only 1300 yards in length with the largest hole measuring only 187 yards, increasing your chances of hole-in-ones.

This is perfect for someone who is short of time and is looking for a quick round, as well as for seniors and juniors who are learning the chops of the game.

As this course is part of the Mangrove Bay Course, the characteristics of the bigger course pretty much carry into this one too.

Being a small course, the green fees here are quite affordable at $12 for 9 holes and $6 for replay.

Discount cards are available for locals.

Twin Brooks Golf Course – Par-3 Municipal

This is the third municipal course in St. Petersburg. This is not part of the above 2 courses and is a standalone par-3 course.

This is an older course built in 1957, a 9-hole par-27 that measures only 1067 yards.

An executive-style course for those who want to play a round in an hour or two max. 

The facility, although small, has an 18-station driving range and 2 putting greens.

PGA instructor golf lessons are available as well a pro shop and snack bar are accessible in the facility.

Being a small course, the green fees here are affordable too, just like Cypress Links, at $12 per round and $6 for replay.

The discounts cards can be used in all the 3 muni courses.

Private Golf Courses In St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg Country Club – Private

This private club boasts of a rich history where legends such as Ben Hogan and Sam Snead have left their indelible mark on the game.

This club was built in 1924 and designed by Herbert Strong. Known as the Lakewood Country Club originally, the club changed its name to the present one in 2000.

This golf course lies to the east of St. Pete Beach has a great layout with no parallel fairways. It’s set right next to a nature preserve, flanked by the beach and bay on either side, at the tip of the Saint Petersburg panhandle.

This course is an 18-hole par-72 with a slope of 137 and a course rating of 73 with the highlight of the course being 6 consecutive Par 4’s.

The fairways are wide and lined with water bodies and thickly wooded areas that provide a sense of calm and seclusion.

Measuring 6900 yards from the back tees, with 4 sets of tees and a breeze that is constantly changing in direction, this course makes for a nice balance between a challenging and fun and fair course to play at all skill levels.

A fully stocked golf pro shop, practice ranges, and golf lessons from professional instructors are all accessible inside the facility.

Single and Family golf memberships are available for those who wish to be a part of the club.

Vinoy Golf Course – Renaissance Vinoy Resort – Private

This 18-hole par-71 hotel/resort golf course was built in 1925 and was originally designed by Donald Ross. The course located on Snell Isle underwent a renovation by the famed Ron Garl and reopened in 1992.

The course sits in a beautiful setting drenched in the native Florida fauna and flora ambiance –

though, there are palm trees in this course with over a dozen varieties brought in from various parts of the world, totaling 900 in number.

The facility is a Certified Audobon Cooperative Sanctuary. Meaning, the facility has a bewildering array of wildlife. This, along with the natural beauty and the manicured setting makes it a truly exhilarating course to play.

Measuring 6626 yards from the tips, this course is not particularly a lengthy one – that drains your energy by the time you step onto the 18th tee. 

The fairways are mostly generous. However, with plenty of water and 63 strategically placed bunkers, and with the constant gust from the bay, this can be a challenging course.

Driving range with pitching and chipping area and practice putting greens are available at the facility as well as a golf pro shop.

Golf lessons are available from PGA professionals.

The green fees are $86 for 18 holes for out-of-season play and $162 for in-season with cart. A 9-hole option is also available. Golf membership is available for non-guests of the resort.

Isla Del Sol Golf Yacht & Country Club – Community

Minutes away from the St. Petersburg beaches and located on an island, Golf at Isla Del Sol is an 18-hole par-71 community course opened in 1977 and designed by Mark Mahannah.

If you are a fan of island golf, then this might be a course for you. However, note that the fairways are lined by homes and condos and you may not be able to see much water though.

You get more of a city vibe playing this course as opposed to the other courses in this area.

Measuring a tad under 6400 yards, this is not a lengthy course by today’s standards, but would not beat you up and would be ideal for seniors and beginners.

Professional staff is available for golf lessons, and yearly golf membership plans are also available.

Golf Courses Near St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg and the cities that are part of the Tampa Bay area have some of the best private and public golf courses that suit every budget and skill level.

Known as the Sunshine City, St. Pete, and the nearby areas year-round round playability and are popular golf destinations.

View the below articles for golf courses nearby Saint Petersburg .

Clearwater, Fl Golf Courses

Palm Harbor, Fl Golf Courses

Largo, FL Golf Courses

Tarpon Springs Golf Courses

Tampa Golf Courses

Brandon, FL Golf Courses

Wesley Chapel, FL Golf Courses

Lutz, FL Golf Courses

Dunedin Golf Courses

Belleair Golf Courses

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