The Concession Golf Club in Bradenton is a private 18-hole course designed by Tony Jacklin and Jack Nicklaus in 2004, built to honor their 1969 Ryder Cup match. The par-72 layout spans 7,300 yards with a slope of 150, featuring native wetlands, strategic bunkers, and fast greens. The club includes a clubhouse and exclusive facilities.

The course plays as a challenging strategic test, with its natural design requiring precision and course management. The par-3 11th with its elevated green is a highlight, while the par-5s offer risk-reward opportunities. Golfers must navigate the terrain and wind, with the course’s private status and historical significance adding prestige.