Buffalo Creek Golf Course

Buffalo Creek Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Palmetto, Florida, designed by renowned architect Ron Garl. The course measures 6,926 yards from the back tees with a USGA course rating of 73.6 and slope rating of 129, providing a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels.

Set in a serene, rural atmosphere dedicated solely to golf rather than integrated into housing communities, Buffalo Creek features expansive fairways stretching nearly 7,000 yards and meticulously maintained greens. The course layout emphasizes engaging the driving game while navigating precision approach shots.

A notable characteristic of the course is its natural Florida setting, which includes water hazards and wildlife. The course is famous for its resident alligator, "Chubbs," estimated at approximately 15 feet long, who occasionally appears on the fairways.

Buffalo Creek offers comprehensive instruction through its Fusion Golf Academy, staffed by Class A PGA Professionals, with practice facilities including a multi-station driving range and well-maintained chipping and putting greens. The facility features a clubhouse and snack bar accommodating up to 100 guests, suitable for tournaments and events.