Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge

Beyond doubt one of the most identifiable courses in America, Bay Hill is known as Arnold Palmer's winter home course. The original design, by Dick Wilson, dates back to 1961. However, it seems like they are always fine tuning the layout, making it better and tougher for today's pros. The course is most famous for its final three holes, but the other 15 are just as striking. It's one of those layouts that can just jump up and grab you at anytime. Number six, for example, probably sees more X's than pars. It's a huge par five that hooks around a stunning lake.  A stay at Bay Hill is golf at its best! Who knows, you may even see Mr. Palmer on the course, the practice tee, or in the clubhouse.