Situated in Palm Coast, Florida, Palm Harbor Golf Club, a public facility, showcases a parkland style and was designed by , opening its fairways to players in 0. Nestled among rolling landscapes, this golf course offers challenging fairways and scenic views for players of all levels.

The course plays to a total par of 72 for both men and women, and consists of four Par 3's, 10 Par 4's and four Par 5's over 18 holes with a Course Rating of 72.3 and a Slope of 136. Five choices for men's tees and four choices for ladies' tees deliver a pleasurable golf experience catering to all levels of player proficiency.

The course offers a range of play between 5636 to 6609 yards in length, catering to various skill levels and preferences. The course's lengthiest hole, #7, a par 5, stretches out to an expansive 522 yards, demanding strategic play. With a length of only 186 yards, hole #8 earns the distinction as the shortest par 3 on the course. Hole #15, a par 5, secures the top spot as the most difficult and challenging hole on the course. Among all the holes, #8, a par 3, is acclaimed as the most accessible and least challenging on the course.

Available for rent are services that include motorized carts. The practice area at the facility includes a full service driving range, practice bunkers and separate chipping and putting greens. Food and beverage options include a full service restaurant.