Jacaranda Golf Club - East

Jacaranda Golf Club's East Course opened in 1971 in Plantation, Florida, in the Fort Lauderdale metro area, designed by Mark Mahannah. The 36-hole facility — East and West courses — quickly became one of the region's most popular daily-fee destinations.

In 2006, acclaimed architect Bobby Weed completed a comprehensive renovation of the East Course, introducing Paspalum tees and fairways — a salt-tolerant grass ideal for South Florida's conditions — paired with TifEagle Bermuda greens to produce a course that plays faster and firmer than in its original configuration. The renovation elevated Jacaranda East to first-class status in the South Florida market.

Jacaranda East offers a well-rounded South Florida golf experience on a course that benefits from Bobby Weed's 2006 renovation. The Paspalum fairways and TifEagle Bermuda greens provide excellent playing surfaces year-round. The wide variety of hole designs keeps the course interesting for all skill levels.

The Paspalum fairways at Jacaranda play differently than standard Bermuda — the ball sits up nicely. Bobby Weed's renovated bunkers have steeper faces than the original design. Morning rounds avoid the afternoon winds that add difficulty to the finishing holes.