Belleview Biltmore's Pelican Golf Club whispers tales of old Florida elegance, where Gilded Age socialites once strolled and titans of industry teed off. Carved into the gentle, sandy hills of Belleair, the Pelican unfolds in two distinct nines. The front, evocative of classic Florida parkland, invites strategic play around mature oaks and shimmering water features. While the back, exposed to gulf breezes, tests resolve with demanding carries and undulating greens. Donald Ross's original design, thoughtfully updated over the years, rewards intelligent course management. The relatively narrow fairways favor controlled drives, setting up approaches to modestly sized, deceptively quick greens. Don't be fooled by the absence of overwhelming length; the Pelican's charm lies in its subtle challenges and the need for deft touch around the greens. While not a fixture on professional tours, the Pelican enjoys a strong reputation within the Tampa Bay area's competitive amateur golf scene. The club's relaxed atmosphere and unwavering commitment to tradition fosters a close-knit community of golfers.