The Slammer & Squire, King & Bear at World Golf Village
The Slammer and Squire and the King and Bear at the World Golf Village were designed by the legends of the game: Snead, Sararen, Palmer and Nicklaus. Both courses have tournament-ready conditions year 'round and have hosted Champions Tour events.
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The Slammer and Squire and the King and Bear at the World Golf Village were designed by the legends of the game: Snead, Sararen, Palmer and Nicklaus. Both courses have tournament-ready conditions year 'round and have hosted Champions Tour events.
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General Information Hours: 7Am breakfast Lunch until 3pm bar hours until 7pm Number of Holes: 36 Open Year-Round | Facility Amenities Restaurant | |
| Golf Course Type Public Golf Course | Guest Information Advance Tee Times Family Friendly Reservations Suggested |
| Average Rates* | ||
| Golf Courses | Low Season | High Season |
| North Florida Resident rate | $69.00 | $ |
| Rack Rate | $69.00 | $199.00 |
| *Rates are examples only. Contact business directly for exact rate information. | ||
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