Florida golf gets a bad rap—it’s predominantly flat and uninteresting. Across 1,450-plus courses (including nine-holers), there are definitely some tired if not monotonous layouts. But there is a reason The Sunshine State is the most popular destination for golfers residing up north, and not just because it has the most golf—there are plenty of great courses, you just have to know where to look.

With the PGA Tour in the middle of its Florida swing, you might be planning your next golf trip. To help with your search, check out our list of the best courses you can play in Florida, complete with tour stops and hot newcomers, like The Park West Palm, recent host of The Match.