Once known as the "Blue Monster" and feared for its length and penal bunkering, Doral's Red Tiger, carved from the flatlands of Doral, Florida, is a stark contrast to its sibling courses. This modern design favors strategic shot-making over sheer power. Originally designed by Robert von Hagge and Michael Smelek, the course underwent a significant transformation at the hands of Gil Hanse. While the overall length is more approachable than other courses at Doral, the Red Tiger places a premium on accuracy and course management, especially on approaches into subtly contoured greens. Doglegs and strategically placed water hazards demand thoughtful club selection. The course meanders through the Doral property, offering visual variety without the dramatic elevation changes of more rugged terrain. While Doral's other courses have hosted high profile PGA Tour events, the Red Tiger is known more as a challenging yet playable resort course. It offers an accessible experience that rewards smart play, catering to a wide range of golfers, and is rumored to be a preferred option amongst the many international members that call Doral home. After a round, many players can be found enjoying the acclaimed empanadas within the clubhouse, a staple that reflects the vibrant local culture.