Heron Bay Country Club

Heron Bay Country Club, originally named TPC at Heron Bay, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Coral Springs, Florida.

Heron Bay first opened for play in 1996. The course was designed by Mark McCumber.

Heron Bay opened as the centerpiece of a 1,500-acre development of truly upscale homes. Some might call them castles. Unlike most golf course communities golfers and the homes are all separated by large canals and lakes. The course itself is laid out over 240 acres giving it a completely different feeling from most golf course community developments. No squeezes and no tricked up holes, just 18 championship caliber holes winding along large waterways.

For six years (1997-2002) the PGA TOUR`S Honda Classic called Heron Bay home, crowning champions Stuart Appelby, Mark Calcavecchia, Vijay Singh, Dudley Hart, Jesper Parnevik, and Matt Kuchar.

During the Honda Classic Heron Bay`s roughs were grown and greens were sped up. These alterations helped accentuate the course`s most prominent feature, sand traps. While ten traps have been removed from the course in the past few years, Heron Bay still features over 100 obviously large bunkers.