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The Palencia Club is home to an 18-hole Arthur Hills-designed championship golf course that winds through centuries-old maritime oak trees and along the Intracoastal Waterway and the Tolomato River, stretching 7,071 yards. The course occupies approximately 105 acres and features six sets of tees, playing 7,073 yards from the back tees with corresponding course and slope ratings of 73.7 and 144. Located in the heart of Palencia's Village Center in Northeast Florida, the club opened in May 2002. Practice facilities include 10,000 square feet of putting surfaces, a 400-yard double-sided driving range, and a short-game area for chipping and bunker play.

Established in 2002, the golf course earned the honor of being an Audubon Sanctuary, honoring the beauty of nature with pristine views of magnificent marsh and river views. Generous wooded buffers within the course property enhance both the aesthetics and playability. The layout provides a challenging test of golf across a mature, naturally designed setting with significant water features and environmental conservation elements integrated throughout the course.