LPGA International is the Home Course of the Ladies Professional Golf Association and located 1 mile off I-95 just north of the airport in Daytona Beach with two distinctly different 18 hole layouts.

The Jones Course features mounded fairways bordering marsh areas and nature preserves with numerous lakes and sand bunkers defending the fairways and large, undulating greens. It can play to 7,025 yards from the back tees, 75.0/142, course/slope ratings with four shorter tees, designed by Rees Jones in July 1994.

The Hills Course is more typical of Florida courses with well-bunkered greens and fairways, water on more than half of the holes, and is a definite drill in course management. The course is 6,954 yards with 74.1/143, course/slope ratings from the tips, designed by Arthur Hills in October 1998.