Windsor Parke Golf Club in Jacksonville - hole 2
The second hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club points the tee boxes toward a solitary tree that will shield approach shots.
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Windsor Parke G.C. - Jacksonville
Windsor Parke Golf Club does a good job of keeping the course the focus, instead of the houses near it.
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Windsor Parke golf course - hole 4
The fourth hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club bends around water and removes any impediments from getting wet on the second half of the hole.
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Windsor Parke Golf Club - hole 4
Water comes right up to the left side of the green on the fourth hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club in Jacksonville.
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Windsor Parke G.C. in Jacksonville - 6th hole
Getting to the sixth green at Windsor Parke Golf Club requires a plan that began on the tee of the par 5; otherwise, one will be laying up.
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Windsor Parke golf course - hole 9
Water remains along the long par-4 ninth hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club, which tops out at 413 yards from the tips.
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Windsor Parke Golf Club in Jacksonville - hole 11
The 11th hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club is one of two par 3s in quick secession on the back nine. It gives a one-two punch of a marsh carry and an array of bunkers at the green.
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Windsor Parke G.C. in Jacksonville - hole 13
The 13th hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club puts a nature area between you and the green. It's a good distance to the green - 157 yards from the mid tee, 184 from the tips.
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Windsor Parke golf course - hole 15
The 15th hole at Windsor Parke Golf Club squeezes a landing area between a bunker left and water right.
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Windsor Parke G.C. in Jacksonville - bird
As with most Florida golf courses, water birds provide a pleasant diversion along the way at Windsor Parke G.C. in Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville's Windsor Parke G.C. - hole 1
In pure Arthur Hills fashion, a tree intrudes into the left side of the fairway on the very first hole of Windsor Parke Golf Club in Jacksonville.
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