Four championship courses rise from a reclaimed phosphate-mining landscape in central Florida, where decades of excavation left behind towering sand ridges, deep bowls, and lakes few would guess were man-made. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw's Red and Tom Doak's Blue opened together in 2012 and put Streamsong on the map; Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner's bruising Black followed in 2017; and David McLay Kidd's Bone Valley, routed across some of the property's most dramatic ground, holds its grand opening in January 2027. Together they give Streamsong a roster matched by no other resort — Coore & Crenshaw, Doak, Hanse & Wagner, and McLay Kidd on a single property, deep in the Florida interior between Tampa and Orlando. Resort guests earn the first crack at tee times; everyone else plays the patience game. Remote, raw, and unmistakably modern, Streamsong has become one of American golf's most unexpected pilgrimages.