Florida Keys Country Club

Key Colony Beach, FL · 3.9 mi away

The City of Key Colony Beach lists its Par 3 Golf Course as open to the public. It is a nine-hole course on 8th Street. The course charges by the nine and offers club and pull-cart rentals. The city identifies daily public hours from morning until dusk.

Key West, FL · 43 mi away

Key West Golf Club is located on Stock Island, part of the City of Key West in Monroe County, Florida, the southernmost golf course in the continental United States. The course was built on coral rock terrain that required dynamite to clear for fairways during construction. The City of Key West purchased the land in 1923 and hired architects William Langford and Theodore Moreau to design an eighteen-hole course; only nine holes officially opened, in 1924, as the full plan was never completed for financial reasons. Additional holes were built in the 1960s, and in 1983 architect Rees Jones and co-designer Keith Evans redesigned the entire course. It has been leased and operated by the Smith family since 1994, including rebuilding after Hurricane Wilma's storm surge in 2005. Key West Golf Club is open to the public, with four sets of tees, a driving range, and a golf school for children each spring. It is recognized on the Florida Historic Golf Trail.

Miami, FL · 78 mi away

Palmetto Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-70 Miami-Dade County course at 9300 SW 152nd Street. Dick Wilson designed the course, which was built in 1959 and purchased by the county in 1967. A canal system crosses and borders its tree-lined fairways. The facility includes a 22-position lighted driving range, a lighted putting green and a golf shop. Visitors can reserve a tee time by calling 305-238-2922.

Coral Gables, FL · 88 mi away

The Biltmore Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 resort course in Coral Gables, originally designed by Donald Ross in 1925. Brian Silva completed a restoration in 2007 using original routing plans, aerial photographs and Ross notes. The official black tees measure 7,112 yards with a men's course rating of 74.3 and slope of 132. Visitors can use the hotel website's tee-time booking link; hotel guests are directed to call 305-460-5364 and press 1.

Miami, FL · 89 mi away

Dick Wilson designed the Blue Monster, which opened in 1962 as the centerpiece of what was then Doral Country Club in Miami, Florida. The flat South Florida site let Wilson build a course defined by water, with lakes and canals working their way into nearly every hole and greens raised above the fairways for drainage. Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner led a full renovation completed in 2014, reshaping several holes, adding new lakes at the par-3 15th and the drivable par-4 16th, and leaving the long-standing 18th hole largely untouched. The 18th still finishes along water and remains the course's signature test. The Blue Monster hosted a PGA Tour event every year from 1962 through 2016, including the Doral Open and later World Golf Championship events. It later hosted LIV Golf events. The course is part of the Trump National Doral resort and is open to resort guests and club members, with four courses sharing the property.

Miami, FL · 89 mi away

Red Tiger is one of four courses at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida. Gil Hanse redesigned the old Red Course, with bold bunkering and water on fourteen holes, and it reopened under the Red Tiger name in 2015. Two greens, at the 6th and 14th, sit on islands. The compact 120-acre routing and medium-sized greens give it a different feel from Doral's Blue Monster. From the black tees it plays 6,395 yards with a course rating of 71.8 and a slope of 136. Resort guests and the public can book tee times.