A Golfer’s Paradise

North Beach Oceanside Park

Miami Beach Golf Club www.miamibeachgolfclub.com

The Miami Beach Golf Club opened in 1923, then known as the Bayshore Golf Course. Over the next 80 years, it underwent several renovations until its final $10 million transformation designed by Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest. Renamed the Miami Beach Golf Club, this course is now one of the most elegant and highly regarded in South Florida.

Nestled between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, this 18-hole, par-72 course offers sweeping water views throughout. After playing a round, retreat to the club restaurant overlooking the greens for a relaxing lunch. In addition, the club offers clinics and lessons through their renowned Jim McLean Golf School for those looking to perfect their golf skills.

Normandy Shores Golf Club

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The sister club to the Miami Beach Golf club first opened in 1928 by the City of Miami, and in 1956 the Normandy Shores Golf Club underwent a significant redesign where it quickly became a hot spot for legendary players like Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer. and Peter Thompson. In 2008, the distinguished golf course designer and architect Arthur Hills was enlisted to give it its most recent facelift. The course features 18 holes over a sprawling 6,805 yards of Florida greenery, and with easy access from the 79th Street Causeway, it’s especially convenient for those visiting Miami Beach.

Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne

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Located on the beautiful island of Key Biscayne and just minutes from Downtown Miami, the Crandon Golf course is one of the most scenic in South Florida and touted as one of America’s top championship courses.

The stunning yet challenging course features 18 holes with a 72-par and was the site of the Senior PGA tour for 18 years. Prepare to be tested at the course’s signature 7th hole, where golfers are challenged to hit the ball over the waters of Biscayne Bay. Crandon Golf has attracted big names such as Lee Trevino, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and Don Massengale.

Miami Shores Country Club

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Surrounded by acres of woodland dotted with majestic oak trees, the Miami Shores Country Club provides a unique experience to golfers in South Florida. Renovated in 2011 with new grass, tee boxes, reshaped greens and repaired bunkers, the Miami Shores Country Club is located just a 15-minute drive from Miami International Airport and Miami Beach, making it an easy choice for visitors and locals. After a round through the course’s 18 holes, head to the historic clubhouse restaurant for a delectable leisurely lunch.

Miami Lakes Golf Club

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Nested in the beautiful town of Miami Lakes, the Miami Lakes Golf Club, formerly known as Shula’s Senators Course, offers golfers of all skill levels a memorable day on the course. Designed in 1962 by Bill Watts and renovated in 1998 under the lead of architect Kipp Schulties, this classic, 18-hole championship course is a must-visit on your next trip to Miami.