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Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) - Gainesville, FL golf course

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Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)Gainesville

The Gators' home course - a heavily wooded par 70 on 110 UF acres, restored to classic early-20th-century character.

Par

70

Yardage

6,656

Rating · Slope

73.1 · 131

Holes

18

Green Fee

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The Course

About Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)

Mark Bostick Golf Course is the University of Florida's home course - a par-70 layout on 110 wooded acres within the UF campus in Gainesville, restored to reflect the classic gently rolling character of early-20th-century American golf design. Named for a beloved Gators golfer and supporter, the course is used by the UF men's and women's golf teams and is accessible to university-affiliated players and sponsored guests. Its vintage character distinguishes it from any other course in north-central Florida.

History

Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) — History

Donald Ross laid the course out on the Gainesville campus in 1921. Bobby Weed led the 2001 restoration, working back toward the Ross characteristics rather than modernising away from them. It has been ranked among the top college courses in the United States.

Design

Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) — Design

The University of Florida's course, and a Donald Ross design -- Ross laid it out in the early 1920s on campus ground in Gainesville. Bobby Weed, a Florida alumnus, led the restoration in 2001, working back toward the Ross characteristics rather than modernising away from them: the interest is in the green sites and the ground in front of them rather than in length, at 6,656 yards to a par 70.

What Sets It Apart

Why Play Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)

A Donald Ross course on a university campus -- the University of Florida's home course, restored by Bobby Weed, himself a Florida alumnus. Ross designs are scarce in Florida, and this is one of the purest surviving examples.

The Card

Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) Scorecard

Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTotal
Par435443534354354434443570
Yards3711705724354522015571873753,3204111435204633712034633324303,3366,656
Handicap1315931175117—81612210144186——

Good to Know

Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) — questions answered

How do I get on Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)?
Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) is a private club — play is reserved for members and their guests. The only way on is a membership or a member's invitation; there is no public tee sheet.
Who designed Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)?
Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) was designed by Donald Ross (1921); restored by Bobby Weed, 2001 and opened in 1918.
What is the par and yardage at Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida)?
Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) plays to a par of 70 over 6,656 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 73.1 and a slope of 131.
Is Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) public or private?
Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) is a private member club — not open to public play. Access is by membership or a member's invitation; there is no public tee sheet.
Where is Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) located?
Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) is located at 2800 SW 2nd Ave, Gainesville, FL 32607, in the Gainesville area of Florida.

How to Play It

How to Play Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida).

Mark Bostick Golf Course (University of Florida) is a private club — play is reserved for members and their guests, with no public tee sheet. The only way on is a membership or a member's invitation.

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