Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club

Bardmoor Golf & Tennis Club sits in Largo, Florida, part of the Tampa Bay area's Pinellas County golf corridor. The course was designed by Bill Diddel, a regional architect active in Florida during the mid-20th century who created several layouts across the state's Gulf Coast. The property reflects the flat topography characteristic of this part of Florida, with routing that incorporates water features and native vegetation typical of the region's coastal plain environment. The course operates as part of a residential community and serves as the centerpiece of a club that emphasizes both golf and tennis facilities. The layout navigates through mature landscaping that has developed over the decades, with strategic bunkering and water hazards providing the primary challenges on a relatively level site. Like many Florida courses from this era, the design relies on accuracy and course management rather than dramatic elevation changes. Bardmoor has maintained a presence in the local golf scene for several decades, hosting regional amateur events and serving as a venue for competitive play within the Tampa Bay area. The club functions as a semi-private facility, balancing member play with limited public access. Its location in Largo places it within a dense concentration of golf courses that serve both residents and visitors to Florida's west coast, offering a traditional Florida golf experience shaped by the design sensibilities of its era.