What is the name of the golf course featured in the movie "Caddyshack"?

The golf course featured in the movie Caddyshack is Bushwood Country Club. Bushwood is fictional, but the film used several real locations to create its exclusive country-club setting.

The principal course standing in for Bushwood Country Club was Rolling Hills Golf Club in Davie, Florida. It is now known as Grande Oaks Golf Club. Other scenes used locations in South Florida and Los Angeles, including separate sites for the Bushwood gates, pool, and surrounding homes.

Released in 1980, Caddyshack follows caddie Danny Noonan as he seeks a college scholarship while the club is disrupted by a feud between Judge Elihu Smails and wealthy guest Al Czervik. Meanwhile, groundskeeper Carl Spackler wages an increasingly chaotic battle against a gopher.

A common mix-up is calling the real course “Bushwood.” That name belongs to the fictional club in the story; the real Florida course used for much of the filming is Grande Oaks. The movie was directed by Harold Ramis and became a landmark sports comedy.