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Bardmoor Homes for Sale, Seminole FL
Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club
Updated by Barrett Henry, Licensed Florida Real Estate Broker
Quick answer
Bardmoor is a golf neighborhood in the Seminole and Largo area, ZIP 33777, around the public Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club. The 18-hole course opened in 1974, was renovated by Gary Koch in 2003, and hosted the JCPenney Classic. Membership is optional, and the club also has 14 tennis courts and 6 pickleball courts.
Bardmoor key facts
| City | Seminole, FL 33777 |
|---|---|
| County | Pinellas County |
| Golf course | Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club |
| Holes | 18 |
| Designer | Ask |
| Course type | public |
| Club membership | Optional |
| 55+ community | No |
| Gated | Ask |
| CDD | Ask |
| HOA | Ask Barrett for current HOA and membership costs |
| Home types | single-family, townhomes, condos |
| Built | 1970s through 1980s |
| Drive to Tampa International | About 25 minutes |
About Bardmoor
Bardmoor is a mid-Pinellas neighborhood built around one of the county's best-known public golf courses, in the unincorporated pocket between Seminole and Largo. Addresses use either city name with ZIP code 33777, which can confuse online searches. The area includes a mix of housing types: detached homes on streets such as Longwood Drive and Kenwood Road, townhomes and condos along Bardmoor Boulevard and Cumberland Road, and smaller enclaves like The Cloisters at Bardmoor. Much of the housing dates from the 1970s and 1980s, so expect block construction, older roofs on unrenovated homes, and lots of variation in updates. Associations differ by section, and some streets have none, so confirm what applies to a given address. The club itself is the draw. It is open to the public, has hosted 13 PGA and LPGA Tour events, and pairs golf with the Harry Hopman Tennis Center and a newly renovated event venue that holds up to 200 guests. Residents have pushed back against past proposals to redevelop the course, and county leaders halted one such plan. Today the club is open and taking tee times, and it remains a green buffer for the surrounding homes.
The golf at Bardmoor
Bardmoor opened in 1974 and became a regular stop for touring pros when it hosted the JCPenney Classic, a mixed team event that brought PGA and LPGA players such as Arnold Palmer, Payne Stewart, Fred Couples, and Tom Kite. The club counts 13 tour events in its history. Gary Koch renovated the course in 2003, and today it plays from four sets of tees ranging from about 5,050 to 7,000 yards, with broad fairways, water on many holes, and TifEagle greens. The practice range uses seashore paspalum turf. Bardmoor is owned and operated by PGA Professionals and runs as a public course, so tee times are open to everyone online or at (727) 392-1234. Optional memberships include a player development program with unlimited range use. Tampa Bay Times readers voted it the best golf course in Tampa Bay in 2019. A pizzeria and grille handles food after the round.
Is club membership required in Bardmoor?
Optional. Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club is open to the public and owned and operated by PGA Professionals. It sells optional golf, tennis, and pickleball memberships.
Want the current HOA, CDD and club numbers for a specific home? Ask me and I will pull them from the listing and the association.
Living in Bardmoor: location and lifestyle
Bardmoor sits near the intersection of Starkey Road and Bryan Dairy Road, which gives residents fast access to both coasts of the county. The Gulf beaches at Indian Rocks and Madeira are about 15 minutes west, and the Bayside Bridge and Ulmerton Road lead toward Tampa, putting Tampa International Airport roughly 25 minutes away in light traffic. Seminole City Center and the Largo Mall area handle most shopping. The Pinellas Trail runs nearby, and Walsingham Park and Taylor Park offer lakes, trails, and picnic areas a few minutes away. Inside the neighborhood, the club's tennis and pickleball center is a major social hub, with lighted courts for evening play. Restaurants along Seminole Boulevard and Park Boulevard are a short drive.
Bardmoor fits buyers who want
- Buyers who want a public tour-history course without private club dues
- Tennis and pickleball players who want lighted courts nearby
- Buyers who want beach access in about 15 minutes
- Buyers looking at townhomes, condos, or detached homes in one area
Maybe not the best fit if
- Buyers who want a private, member-only course
- Anyone who wants a single HOA with uniform rules
Where is Bardmoor?
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Is Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club public?
Yes. Bardmoor is a public course owned and operated by PGA Professionals, with optional memberships.
Is Bardmoor in Seminole or Largo?
Bardmoor is in unincorporated Pinellas County. Addresses use Seminole or Largo with ZIP code 33777.
Has Bardmoor hosted professional tournaments?
Yes. The club hosted the PGA and LPGA JCPenney Classic and counts 13 tour events in its history.
Is the Bardmoor golf course still open?
Yes. The course was taking tee times in October 2026, and a past redevelopment plan was halted by county leaders.
Does Bardmoor have pickleball?
Yes. The Harry Hopman Tennis Center has 14 tennis courts and 6 dedicated pickleball courts, lighted for evening play.
Golf communities near Bardmoor
Bayou Club
Largo, Pinellas County
The Bayou Club (18 holes)
Membership: Varies, ask for current details
Seminole Lake
Seminole, Pinellas County
Seminole Lake Country Club (18 holes)
Membership: Optional
Feather Sound
Clearwater, Pinellas County
Feather Sound Country Club (18 holes)
Membership: Varies, ask for current details
Belleair
Belleair, Pinellas County
Belleair Country Club West Course (18 holes), Belleair Country Club East Course (18 holes), Pelican Golf Club (18 holes)
Membership: Optional
Sources
- Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club
- GolfNow: Bardmoor Golf and Tennis Club
- Tampa Bay 28: Plans to redevelop the Tides and Bardmoor golf clubs halted
Facts verified 2026-10-29. Clubs change ownership, fees and membership rules, so confirm details before you buy.