Glenview Champions Country Club

Talley Ho is a course at Glenview Champions Country Club in Glenbrook, Florida, designed by the team of Keith Clifton and Brad Clifton (often working with Dan Maples early in their careers, though the specific partnership here is noted as Clifton and Ezell). The Clifton design group has built numerous courses across the southeastern United States, typically emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural terrain and vegetation of their sites. The course occupies land in north-central Florida, a region characterized by gently rolling terrain, pine and hardwood corridors, and occasional wetland areas that influence routing and strategy. Florida courses in this inland setting often feature elevation changes modest by national standards but significant for the state, along with native grasses and sandy soils that provide firm playing conditions much of the year. The layout likely balances risk-reward opportunities with straightforward holes, a hallmark of designs intended for member play and club competition. Glenview Champions operates as a private club, serving its membership with amenities typical of Florida country clubs, including social and dining facilities alongside the golf course. The Talley Ho name suggests either historical reference or thematic branding tied to the club's identity. Without major professional tournament history or national rankings, the course functions primarily as a members' venue, offering a solid test of golf within its regional context and the design principles of its architects.