Miami Beach Golf Club

Situated near the world-famous shores of Miami Beach, the Miami Beach Golf Club is an enjoyable course that provides golfers an overall memorable experience. The club has a driving range and short game practice area as well as a stocked pro shop with essentials for your round.

In 2011, the Inaugural South Beach International Amateur was played at Miami Beach and has now become the 5th ranked amateur tournament in the world behind the United States Amateur, British Amateur, Western Amateur, and NCAA Division 1 Championship. Arguably the best public golf course to play in Miami.

After your round, the onsite restaurant and bar offers everything from appetizers and salads to sandwiches and grill food.

Golf Course Overview

Surrounded by palm trees and designed by Arthur Hills, the course at Miami Beach Golf Club features a lot of water, typical for a Florida course. In fact, 17 holes at Miami Beach Golf Club have at least one water hazard in its design. Other notable features Arthur Hills used are strategically placed bunkers and trees which come into play by blocking out a player’s approach angles.

The club underwent a $10 million renovation in the early 2000s to help keep it up to standard. The course received new grass, a state-of-the-art irrigation system, and re-sculpted bunkers.

Signature Holes

Reminiscent of the 17th Hole at TPC Sawgrass, the 17th Hole at Miami Beach Golf Club is a 169-yard par 3 which requires a tee shot over a large lake to an island-like green which is fronted by a large horseshoe bunker.