Gray Fox Course
Fenney, FL, USA


The Village of Fenney's Gray Fox course is a residential community layout in Fenney, Florida, designed by CE Golf Design. The firm, led by architect Chris Englert, has developed courses primarily in the southeastern United States, with a focus on creating playable designs that integrate with residential development. Gray Fox serves as the golf amenity for this planned community in Florida's interior. The course reflects the characteristic terrain of central Florida golf, with relatively flat topography punctuated by water features, wetlands, and native vegetation. Florida courses in this style typically incorporate strategic bunkering and water hazards to create definition and challenge on land that lacks significant elevation change. The routing likely works around residential lots while preserving natural areas that provide both habitat and visual separation between holes. As a community course, Gray Fox functions as a recreational and social center for residents of The Village of Fenney. These types of facilities typically emphasize playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining enough interest to reward regular play. The course serves both as a golf venue and as a landscape amenity that shapes the character of the residential development, a common model in Florida's many master-planned communities where golf remains a central organizing feature of neighborhood life.
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Gray Fox was designed by CE Golf Design.
Yes. Gray Fox at The Village of Fenney is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Gray Fox is 28.
Gray Fox plays 1,842 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Gray Fox is 96.
Gray Fox is a 9-hole course.