Unique Design of Karoo Course at Cabot Citrus Farms: A Bold Step in Florida's Golf World
Kyle Franz has introduced the unique Karoo course at Cabot Citrus Farms, marked by complexity and diversity. The first hole—a par-4 stretching 475 yards—offers players a choice between risk and safe play. The course has become a bold statement in the golf world. Learn more on our website.
- Architect Kyle Franz has introduced the unique Karoo course at Cabot Citrus Farms in southwest Florida, setting it apart from others.
- Known for his work on Pacific Dunes in Oregon and the Olympic Course in Rio, Franz has created something truly distinct, diverging from the traditions of Tom Doak and Gil Hanse.
- The Karoo course impresses with its diversity and complexity, starting with the first hole—a par-4 stretching 475 yards, where angles of attack are crucial.
- Karoo has become a bold statement in Florida golf, complementing other courses at Cabot Citrus Farms.
Architect Kyle Franz has introduced the unique Karoo course at Cabot Citrus Farms in southwest Florida, setting it apart from others. Known for his work on Pacific Dunes in Oregon and the Olympic Course in Rio, Franz has created something truly distinct, diverging from the traditions of Tom Doak and Gil Hanse. The Karoo course impresses with its diversity and complexity, starting with the first hole—a par-4 stretching 475 yards, where angles of attack are crucial. Players are faced with a choice: take a risk or opt for a safe play. Karoo has become a bold statement in Florida golf, complementing other courses at Cabot Citrus Farms. This venue attracts golf enthusiasts, offering not just a game, but an adventure.
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