Streamsong Resort - Black

Streamsong Black was designed by Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner and opened in 2017 as the third course at Streamsong Resort. Hanse, fresh off designing the 2016 Olympic Golf Course in Rio de Janeiro, was given the highest and most rugged terrain on the former phosphate mine property, creating dramatic elevation changes almost unheard of in Florida golf.

The Black Course features a unique par of 73 with five par 5s and four par 3s. Hanse designed wide fairways that narrow at key landing areas, massive bunker complexes, and greens that reward precise approach play. The course also offers flexible 6-hole, 9-hole, and 12-hole loops, plus a practice area called The Roundabout. Streamsong Black has earned a place among Golf Digest's Top 100 courses in America.

Streamsong Black is the most exposed and rugged of the three Streamsong courses with dramatic elevation changes and a par-73 layout featuring five par 5s and four par 3s.

Green complexes are large and boldly contoured with false edges and fallaway slopes. Conditions are firm and fast, consistent with the links-like ethos of the resort.

Study pin positions carefully as the preferred side of the fairway changes based on flag location. On downhill holes like the 3rd and 15th, trust the yardage. The Roundabout practice area is excellent for warming up.

Flexible 6-hole, 9-hole, and 12-hole loops are available for shorter rounds.