Sarasota National Golf Club occupies former farmland along the Myakka River basin in Venice, Florida. The course routing winds through stands of live oak and cabbage palm, with several fairways bordered by restored wetlands that serve as both hazard and wildlife habitat. Large waste bunkers of white sand define many landing areas, while smaller, flashed-face bunkers guard most greens. The greens are built to USGA specifications and surfaced with TifEagle bermudagrass, cut to tournament speeds during winter months. Water enters play on eleven holes, primarily as linear ponds that run parallel to fairways rather than crossing them. Fairway and rough grasses consist of Celebration bermudagrass, chosen for its drought tolerance and ability to recover from foot traffic. The practice facility includes a double-ended range with both natural turf and mats, plus separate short-game and putting areas. Maintenance practices emphasize reduced chemical inputs, with the club participating in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program since 2012.

Par 72 18 holes 7344 yards