Named for Royal Lytham, the prestigious English golf club that has hosted nine British Open Championships, Lytham at Landfall possesses the attributes to live up to its name - most notably, exemplary golf.

The 45 holes of the Dye and Nicklaus golf courses meander around interior wetlands and border the mirror-like surfaces of silvery lakes, sometimes even stretching close enough to provide pleasing views of the Intercostal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean.

Designed to preserve and enhance the natural character of the land, the 27 holes of the championship Nicklaus Course take advantage of Landfall's abundant saltwater and freshwater marshes as well as the panoramic views of Howe Creek and the Intercostal Waterway. This challenging course features rolling fairways, strategic sand and grass bunkers, smooth Bentgrass greens, and water on 12 holes. The layout offers many shot-making challenges, and few golfers will leave the course without using every club in the bag.

The superb 18-hole championship Pete Dye Course features five sets of tee placements that allow professionals and long-hitting amateurs to share their golfing experience with higher handicap golfers. Dye used a variety of grasses on the Landfall course. The A-1/A-4 Bentgrass greens, Tifway II Bermudagrass fairways, and Centipedegrass roughs provide a mixture that visually frames target areas. The Dye Course also features freshwater lakes and dramatic views of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Additionally, The Country Club of Landfall is home to the Cliff Drysdale Tennis Center, with 14 courts on three different surfaces, clay, hard and grass, as well as a beautiful swimming pool and a state-of-the-art fitness center. The fitness center features cardiovascular equipment, weights, personal training services, massage therapy, and a wide variety of exercise classes.