Caverns Golf Course occupies a limestone-rich landscape just outside Marianna, Florida, where the ground drops into sinkholes and rises again in irregular ridges. Fairways run across thin soils that sit atop the Floridan Aquifer, so drainage after summer storms is rapid but uneven; low spots can remain damp while higher ground firms quickly. Several greens are built into natural depressions, their edges framed by exposed rock ledges that force approach shots to carry rather than run. A short par-3 plays across one of the larger sinkholes, its tee elevated on a limestone shelf and the putting surface tucked against the far wall. Tall longleaf pines line most corridors, their needles carpeting the ground and muffling cart noise. Because the course sits within Florida Caverns State Park, protected species such as the gray bat forage overhead at dusk, and maintenance crews keep mowing heights slightly higher near known roost trees.

Par 72 9 holes 6273 yards