Pasadena Yacht & Country Club Golf

Pasadena Yacht & Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in southern Pinellas County, Florida, near St. Petersburg and Treasure Island. Originally designed in the 1920s, the course was renovated in the 1980s by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer, establishing it as one of the top courses in the area. The course is situated within nearly 300 acres of subtropical landscaping on a peaceful, open property that serves as home to abundant wildlife, with views of Boca Ciega Bay.

As a private members-only club with a long history, Pasadena Yacht & Country Club has hosted numerous PGA and LPGA events and attracted notable figures including Arnold Palmer, Walter Hagen, Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, and LPGA founder Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Walter Hagen served as the club's first professional during its early years. The course combines championship-level design with scenic subtropical setting, offering a challenging layout that reflects both its historic origins and modern renovations completed under current ownership since 2016.