An honest framing up front: Daytona's golf exists at two levels, and the film record mirrors it. The championship level has exactly one film; the putting level has a small library. This guide presents both without pretending they're the same sport.
The championship level: LPGA International
The CVB's golf film headlines the 36-hole club — Arthur Hills and Rees Jones courses, the LPGA Tour's home since 1994 — among the area's other courses. It is the only qualifying film of the club in existence, which is why LPGA International also carries its own page on this site with the same honest note.
The putting scene, taken seriously
PopStroke Daytona is putting as a real sport: the explainer film (real-golf contours, app scoring, Tiger Woods' design partnership), the complete 36-hole mega-round across both courses, and the National Putting Tour's Daytona Classic — twenty of the nation's top putters on the blue course, 'one of the toughest putting courses in the nation' per the tour, commentated like a broadcast. If you play one putting round here, the tour preview film walks the lines first.
The classic level
Pirate's Island — the chain's smallest course, defending itself with trick bounces — gets two Brooks Holt rounds including the one-in-a-million hole-in-one. The Mystic Harbor round at the old Go-Kart City (2022, pre-Tiki-rebuild) closes the page: family golf, water hazards lived up to. Championship golf has the address; putting has the footage; Daytona has both.
Sources: the 7 videos on this page, filmed at golf and putting venues in the Daytona area.
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