LPGA International

LPGA International is a premier 36-hole golf club located in Daytona Beach, Florida, featuring two distinct championship courses designed by renowned architects Arthur Hills and Rees Jones. The Hills Course and Jones Course are both Golf Digest 4-Star rated and cater to golfers of all skill levels with different design philosophies and playing characteristics.

Since 1994, LPGA International has served as the home course of the LPGA Tour, hosting numerous LPGA Tour Championships and currently hosting the final stage of the LPGA Tour Qualifying School. The facility is conveniently situated just minutes from Interstate 95 and approximately 15 minutes from the beach.

Beyond the championship courses, the club features world-class practice amenities including a double-ended range, a Rees Jones-designed 3-hole championship practice course, short game areas, and putting greens. The facility offers comprehensive clubhouse amenities including Malcolm's Bar & Grill, a full-service golf shop, and private event spaces. The club is owned and operated by PGA Professionals and offers various membership categories including Golf, Social, and Seasonal options.