This course is in our GSPro library — pull it up in any bay and play it wall to wall.

"South Florida planned-community club; catalog-completeness entry."

Weston Hills — now The Club at Weston Hills under Arcis Golf — carries real tour history for a Broward County community club: its Robert Trent Jones Jr. Tour Course (1990, 7,069 yards) hosted the PGA Tour's Honda Classic from 1992 to 1995, and the club later added RTJ2's longer Players Course (1995, 7,272 yards). It also hosted the Dan Marino Celebrity Invitational for a decade. Recent Arcis-era renovations have refreshed both layouts, but the identity is unchanged: polished South Florida parkland golf with water everywhere.

Golfers who like playing where the pros actually played — four Honda Classics on the Tour Course — and South Florida members wanting two distinct RTJ2 tests at one club.

The Tour Course's water-guarded closing holes are the draw — they decided four Honda Classics, and RTJ2's risk-reward angles over the lakes still define the finish. The Players Course answers with more length and tighter targets.

Classic South Florida resort-style golf — flat, wide-ish fairways but water on a large share of holes, so ball-in-play discipline matters more than distance. The Players Course is the tougher of the two.

Florida, but not local — Weston sits outside Fort Lauderdale, roughly four hours from Wesley Chapel. File under 'South Florida trip' golf rather than a weekend tee time; the sim version is the practical way for Clubhouse members to see it.

Partially in GSPro — the master list shows a Weston Hills Players Course recreation in beta. In the sim the water-heavy RTJ2 targets punish sloppy approach numbers, making it decent wedge-and-mid-iron practice. Queue it if you want Florida tour history without the drive.

Private club in the Arcis Golf portfolio — access via membership, member guests, or Arcis/Links2Golf reciprocal networks; some outside event play. Not a walk-up tee sheet.