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The club stands as a unique tribute to sportsmanship, named for the iconic 1969 Ryder Cup "Concession" and co-designed by Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin.
The Concession Golf Club, a private course in Bradenton, Florida, was established in 2006. It was meticulously designed by golf legends Jack Nicklaus and Tony Jacklin, specifically named to honor Nicklaus's famous gesture of sportsmanship at the 1969 Ryder Cup. This unique origin story gives the club a distinct place in golf lore, commemorating the moment Nicklaus conceded a crucial putt to Jacklin, ensuring a tie. It has since hosted significant professional and amateur championships, solidifying its reputation as a premier Florida venue.
Championships hosted: WGC-Workday Championship · NCAA Men's Division I Championship · NCAA Women's Division I Championship
The Concession is simply a world class golf course. From tee to green, the course is immaculate. With the placement of the bunkers and the challenging layout definitely had the flavor Jack Nicklaus in its design. The clubhouse is beautiful and the cottages add
I had the pleasure of playing here with my cousin last week. The staff and caddies were absolutely first class. This course was on my golf bucket list from day one. I had the great opportunity to make a near albatross here on the 17th. Hit the flag stick tap i
What a beautiful course!! Truly professional and very well designed and manicured.
