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Belleair Country Club - East
Belleair Country Club, Florida’s oldest golf club, pairs storied Donald Ross architecture with modern conditioning and amenities just minutes from Clearwater’s Gulf beaches. The private club fields two 18-hole layouts: the West Course, restored to Ross’s 1915 and 1924 drawings by Fry/Straka in 2022, and the East Course, Ross’s inland second eighteen of 1915—a par-71 of roughly 6,265 yards winding through mature oaks over gently rolling terrain. The East closed in spring 2026 for its own comprehensive Fry/Straka renovation, working from the same archive of Ross drawings that guided the West and paired with a master plan that more than doubles the club’s practice grounds; member reports anticipate a return to play around the end of 2026, though the club has not published a formal reopening date. A stately waterfront clubhouse anchors the experience with dining venues overlooking Clearwater Harbor, racquet sports, croquet, and a resort-style pool. Access is private, with limited guest play alongside members.
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Hole 1Par 4 · 394 yds
Hole 2Par 5 · 510 yds
Hole 3Par 3 · 172 yds
Hole 4Par 5 · 493 yds
Hole 5Par 3 · 140 yds
Hole 6Par 4 · 290 yds
Hole 7Par 4 · 393 yds
Hole 8Par 4 · 363 yds
Hole 9Par 4 · 422 yds
Hole 10Par 4 · 414 yds
Hole 11Par 4 · 413 yds
Hole 12Par 5 · 505 yds
Hole 13Par 3 · 158 yds
Hole 14Par 4 · 389 yds
Hole 15Par 3 · 162 yds
Hole 16Par 4 · 280 yds
Hole 17Par 4 · 385 yds
Hole 18Par 4 · 382 yds