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6231 Palm Vista Street
Port Orange, FL 32128
386-756-5449
www.cypressheadgolf.com

Tees	Par	Yards	Rating	Slope
Black	72	6,832	73.1	139
Blue	72	6,362	70.8	130
White	72	5,718	67.9	119
Ladies White	72	5,718	74.2	137
Orange	72	4,909	69.3	123

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Course Status:
18-Holes, Public

Greens Fees:
Rates quoted thru Nov. 15th, 2005
Weekdays & Weekends - $33.00 (7am-10am), $26.00 (10am-1pm)
Twi-Lite Rate (after 1pm) - $21.00 (18 holes), $15.00 (9 holes)

Port Orange Resident Rates - $28.00 (7am-10am), $24.00 (10am-1pm)

Price range varies depending on season and time of day. Please call to confirm rates.

Architecture:
Designed by Arthur Hills and Mike Dasher (1992)

Golfer Facilities:
• Driving range
• Practice putting green, sand trap and chipping area
• Rental clubs available
• Snack bar and beverage cart
• Cypress Head Bar & Grill

Specific to this Course:
• Lighted practice range open until 9:00pm
• Soft spikes only

Course Knowledge:
With its' superb conditions and beautiful wetlands setting, the Golf Club at Cypress Head in Port Orange, Florida, is a public club that offers a private and tranquil experience as you face its fairways.

Noted designers Arthur Hills and Mike Dasher created this course in 1992, and it has stood the test of time environmentally. Hills is known for Renaissance in Fort Myers and Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens; Dasher is the designer of the North Shore Golf Club in Orlando.

It's evident that the architects laid out our course amid the cypress forest and natural Florida wetlands with great care for the land. Although the site for the course was relatively level, the architects used moundings and contours to give players the feeling of elevation. This very popular course is also known for having some of the best greens in the county.

Great Hole:
A hole that offers great natural beauty is the par-5 No. 8 (526 yards from the back tees and 439 from the forward). You need to hit from 200 to 250 yards to get close to a pond and then must take a very dangerous 80-yard second shot across water.