Doral is due west of Miami International Airport. It has 72 holes of golf and is home to one of the PGA Tour's perennial stops in South Florida.

The TPC Blue Monster is the classic tournament layout with water as the dominant feature, and it is in play on most holes. It also provides an overwhelming variety of shapes and sizes of sand bunkers defending the fairways and the generous greens. The golf course was designed by Dick Wilson, who originally designed Bay Hill, Dubsdread at Cog Hill, and La Costa, among others, and was updated by Gil Hanse. The course is long at 7,608, 77.4/146, course/slope ratings from the tournament tees with four shorter tees,

The Red Tiger course is a routine, Florida-style layout along the palm and native tree-lined fairways with water hazards in play on most holes and sand bunkers through the fairways and defending the modest greens, and features two island greens. It's 6,395 yards, 71.8/136, course/slope ratings from the tips with four shorter tees, and was also designed by Dick Wilson with redesign work by 2016 Olympic golf course architect Gil Hanse.

The Silver layout has water in play on 16 holes and a large number and variety of sand bunkers along narrow fairways leading to generous greens with slight undulations—a true shotmaker's layout. Jim McLean redesigned the course, with additional design work by Gil Hanse. From the tips, it plays to 7,006 yards, 74.9/148 course/slope ratings, and four shorter tees.

The Golden Palm layout has many of the same features as the Blue Monster. It traverses wide-open fairways along a generous amount of sand traps and water hazards, with palm tree-lined fairways over level terrain. The golf course was designed by Ted McAnlis and redesigned by Raymond Floyd, with additional work by Gil Hanse. It plays to 7,012 yards, 74.2/139 course/slope ratings from the tips, with four shorter tees.