Eagle Trace Golf Club

Eagle Trace is a PGA Tour-caliber golf course located in Coral Springs, Florida, east of the Sawgrass Expressway in western Broward County. The course features six sets of tees, playing from over 7,000 yards at the championship tees to just over 5,100 yards from the forward tees.

The layout is distinguished by several unique characteristics for a Florida course, including an island green, three greens surrounded by wooden bulkheaks, and notably, no palm trees on the property—a rarity in southern Florida. All four par-3 holes demand precise tee shots, with water and bunkers protecting each green. The signature par-4 13th hole requires a well-struck tee shot to navigate fairway hazards, while the par-4 18th hole, stretching to 470 yards, serves as one of Broward County's best finishing holes.

Eagle Trace hosted the Honda Classic PGA Tour event from 1984 to 1991 and again in 1996. The course currently hosts the Champions Tour Q-School Final Stage every other year, underscoring its championship-caliber design and maintenance standards.