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About Course
International Links Melreese Country Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in ChampionsGate, Florida. Designed by architect Dick Wilson in 1961, the course features Bermuda grass greens and fairways. Golfers can enjoy walking the course and take advantage of several practice facilities, including a driving range, golf school, indoor practice area, and instruction from teaching professionals. The course provides a comprehensive golfing experience for players seeking to improve their skills or enjoy a round of golf in a public setting. Walking is permitted, offering players flexibility in their approach to navigating the course.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does International Links Melreese Country Club have?
International Links Melreese Country Club in Miami, Florida is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at International Links Melreese Country Club?
International Links Melreese Country Club plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 75.5, carries a slope rating of 139.
Is International Links Melreese Country Club public or private?
International Links Melreese Country Club is a public golf course.
Who designed International Links Melreese Country Club and when did it open?
International Links Melreese Country Club was designed by Dick Wilson (1961) and opened in 1961.
Can you earn rewards for playing International Links Melreese Country Club?
Yes. Track your round at International Links Melreese Country Club with the free GolfN app and earn points redeemable for real golf gear, sweepstakes entries, and experiences.
