Local Rules
Water hazards
Water hazards are defined by red stakes or red lines.
Out of bounds
Out of bounds are defined by the perimeter fence or white stakes.
Bulkheads
Bulkheads are an integral part of the course; no relief is available.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The course’s character comes from the contrast between manicured green corridors and South Florida’s water-and-lakes landscape. Bulkheads and perimeter boundaries make accuracy important, while the warm, tropical setting gives the course a distinctly regional visual identity. The Club at Emerald Hills is an 18-hole South Florida course in Hollywood with broad fairways, lush subtropical landscaping and water hazards that are central to its strategy. Its scorecard local rules specifically define water hazards, out of bounds and bulkheads. A South Florida championship course shaped by water and bulkheads
Major Risks
Blue Tee Strategy
Select the tee that matches playing ability; the course publishes a wide range of tee options. The large rating and slope spread between the forward and back tees makes tee selection especially important. Review the current scorecard before play because local markings and course conditions govern the round. Course management notes
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
No verified golfer-review consensus was included in this research pass. INSUFFICIENT
Course Conditions
VERIFIED Current conditions not verified Confirm current conditions with the course before play. Do not infer current playing conditions from static course information. No current conditions report was verified.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Pre-round brief An 18-hole South Florida course in Hollywood, near Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Emerald Hills is a long championship-style layout with broad tee options and a distinctive South Florida setting. Course focus Review the course character, terrain and strategy notes before play.
Regulations
Read the public Local Rules guide and verified course information for The Club at Emerald Hills.