Legacy Golf Club
About
Honoring the wishes of Lela and Charles Hilton, Legacy Golf Club is named in honor of their beloved son "Chip." He started playing daily at age 9 with a genuine love and excitement for the sport. He was on the Bay High School golf team, apprenticing with golf pro-Kenny Lind and made golf his vocation. As a professional golf instructor, he taught his students invaluable life lessons, emphasizing that golf is not a game of perfection but a comeback. He also believed golf was more than just a game; it was full of essential life skills such as patience, perseverance, determination, and overcoming obstacles and setbacks.
The golf club, established in 1965, is a championship course with challenging greens designed to test golfers with even the sharpest short-game skills. The fairways are generously sized with lakes and white sand bunkers that fiercely guard the elevated greens. Players should be prepared to use every club in their bag. The golf course is challenging but fair and enjoyable, making it a good test of skill without inciting frustration. Its playability, enhanced with three sets of tees, has made it one of Florida's most popular tracks. Legacy Golf Club also boasts extensive practice facilities, including a lighted driving range, chipping green, expansive putting green, Executive Course, and Bar and Grille.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by ronboy2569 on 06/02/2026
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Photo submitted by benp12 on 05/29/2026
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Photo submitted by luisgnaranjo on 04/18/2026
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Photo submitted by wildwest on 10/29/2025
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Photo submitted by captain1999 on 07/28/2025
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Photo submitted by captain1999 on 07/28/2025
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Photo submitted by captain1999 on 07/28/2025
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Photo submitted by ShelbyMasters on 07/17/2023
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Photo submitted by ShelbyMasters on 07/17/2023
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Photo submitted by ShelbyMasters on 07/17/2023
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Golfer Reviews
Greens are trashed
I booked this course on Golfnow via a hotdeal two days before playing. I tried to check reviews on Golfnow, but the system link would not work at the time of booking so I showed up to the course blind, per say. When I arrived to the course and seen the putting green it was immediately apparent that some sort of disease had consumed the course. I asked the lady in the Pro Shop if all of the greens were diseased, but she claimed that she did not know. I then asked the starter, and he confirmed that the course was hit hard by poe anna and that they were trying to fight it by punching the greens and top dressing them. I then tried to call and cancel the tee time and get a refund, but Golfnow refused because the course was "open for play". The Greens were 90% unplayable, I had to literally play on dirt greens. The course is not worth playing until they get these greens fixed, and even then, the course is not worth the rack rate that they charge.
Highly Dissapointed
Don't review many rounds/courses but felt like I needed to- I used to play Legacy weekly when I moved to Walton county in 2023. Was a great course to play after work, charging only about $60 for 18 holes on any weekday. Haven't played there in a few months and played 18 a few days ago, was charged $100 which I was aware of and fine with. I've been trying to walk more during my rounds but suppossedly they don't allow walkers on their "champions" course, only the par 3 course. I would understand that if the course was spread apart; however, the distance between each hole's green to next hole's tee box are right on top of each other (other than crossing the street 50 feet away after 1). Didn't say a word of this though, just thought it to myself. Meanwhile, the girl in the clubhouse could not have been more annoyed to be at work; super rude and a terrible attitude. With all that said, excited to play. I get out there and the course is no where near where it once was: 4 of the 18 greens were somewhat covered in grass which is being generous. The others were a combintion of mostly dirt, sand, fertilizer, spray paint pigments, with a few areas of grass. You would think the holes would be placed near the grass spots - nope, right on the dead spots. Putts were jumping up and down, left and right all round. Fairways and rough were in their typical shape which is solid but I will not be back until the greens get back into somewhat decent shape (or charge $50 max).
Greens
Greens were just seeded so they were bumpy and hard to read.
Would have bern nice to know this in advance.
Maybe a small discount would have been nice.
Putting on dirt greens is no fun.
The greens are dirt. On the first hole, I initially thought the putting surface had been top-dressed, but no, it was devoid of turf. No warnings.
Back when this course was named Holiday, they advertised, “Best greens on the beach!”, and it was true.
But presently, that is just a fond memory.
I understand courses need revamping from time to time, but at least lower prices while conditions are rough.
NH
Staff was awesome on check in, tee boxes and greens were in terrible shape especially the greens. No reason to line a putt up at all, general conditions for the rest of the course were substandard. The boundaries for the golf cart was frustrating because it gave you limited warning on when u were in a restricted area if u weren’t paying attention to the screen. Generally underwhelmed and feel like it wasn’t close the value
needs improvement
I found the course conditions to not be in very good shape. The fairways were sparse and did not appear to be growing. the Greens were hard and crusty.
Winter Florida Golf
Extremely dry, little grass on fairways, greens had weeds and not growing, way overpriced.
Good layout
The greens are almost gone. I have faith they will get them back into shape.
Worst Greens Ever Played
The course, fairways and tee boxes, are in good shape. But, the greens are, bar none, the very worst greens I have ever played. They are inconsistent, some have weeds that can re-direct putts. Some of the greens hardly have any grass. It is a pretty course, and it's really a bummer that the greens are in such poor shape, because otherwise it's a great course.
Good course, bad greens
The course is a good layout with great green complexes and in past years, played well even in Jan-Feb. Unfortunately the greens are in terrible shape this year. The poa annua is taking over a number of greens, there are large dead areas and black fungus patches throughout the course. These issues will need some serious remediation or the greens will be lost. Not in $100 a round condition.
Improvement needed
I play this course almost every week. I like the layout of the course. The staff is very friendly and customer-focused.
I have noticed maintenance is ongoing, but several of the greens and the edge of some bunkers need immediate attention.
Greens were rough
We had a very good round yesterday at Legacy golf course. The greens were rough but the layout was great and we look forward to playing there again in the future!
First time here
Course was in good shape. Staff was very friendly. Asked about playing the par 3 course and they wanted $35. A little too pricey there.