Hombre Golf Club is a Semi-Private 27 hole golf facility located in Panama City Beach, Florida. Hombre Golf Club has three 9-hole golf courses. These courses can be combined in pairs to form three different 18 hole course challenges. The nine-hole courses are The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.

Hombre Golf Club first opened for play in 1989. In 2001 the 3rd nine, The Hombre added the "Good" nine holes (3170 yards, par 35) to go along with the original "Bad" and "Ugly" nines. With 27 holes, Hombre can give you three different 18 hole options. Hombre's "the Good, the Bad & the Ugly" The Hombre Golf Club Golf Courses were designed by Wes Burnham.

The Hombre hosted its first PGA Tour event in 1990, The Panama City Beach Classic.

The Hombre's four sets of tees allow golfers to choose the level of difficulty that best fits their game and handicap. On the original 18 holes the course plays from 5,400 yards (senior tees) to 6,836 yards (championship tees) for the men while the ladies layout is a challenging 4,901 yards.

Each fall, Hombre hosts the PGA Tour Qualifying School. In the past Hombre has had the likes of Gary Nicklaus, Mike Weir, Michael Campbell, Frank Lickliter and Scott McCarron at the "Q" School, just to name a few.

Both scenic and challenging, Hombre is nestled among wetlands, marsh, lakes, and preserves while beautifully framed by a stunning assortment of palms, pines, and azaleas. The Hombre challenges every aspect of your game making sure that nearly every club in your bag is used

The course closed in 2018.

The damage done to the property by Hurricane Michael was a fatal blow to the course. With 275 trees down and damage to the cart paths, irrigation system and other parts of the facility, it was estimated that it would take up to $1 million just to make things operational.%u200B

Hombre Golf Club, CLOSED 2018