Local Golf Courses South Florida Miami & the Florida Keys

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At the entrance to the island of Key West, the unique Key West Golf Club's 18 holes encompass over 200 acres of beautiful Florida Keys foliage and wildlife.Key West Golf ClubGolf legend REES JONES masterfully designed the Key West Golf Course, an 18 hole, 6,500 yard course to be a challenge to players of all abilities.Come meet all the exciting challenges of the Key West Golf Course in Florida, including the infamous "Mangrove Hole" (143 yards, par 3 that is played completely over a field of thickly intertwined tropical mangroves).Located in the heart of Key West, Florida the Key West Golf Club is the only Caribbean golf course in the United States
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Golfers staying in Big Pine and the Lower Keys are just a 25-minute drive from the Key West Country Club, a beautifully landscaped public course on Stock Island, adjacent to Key West. The par-70 championship course was designed by Rees Jones, Inc., a company famous for creating challenging but fair layouts.There are no public golf courses in Islamorada, however visitors of Cheeca Lodge can play on the resort's 9-hole, par-3 course. In addition, the golf courses of Marathon are about a 45-minute drive south. Key West's course is approximately a 90-minute drive south.
Marathon Golf Courses
Visitors to Marathon can enjoy golfing on the 9-hole, par 3 course at the Key Colony Beach Golf & Tennis Club.Members of country clubs in the United States or abroad might also explore the possibility of playing at the 18-hole Sombrero Country Club, a private course that has reciprocal agreements with many clubs around the world. Aphrodite Hills Tennis Academy  Sombrero also participates in the American Lung Association's Lung Card program which raises money by allowing golfers to play at private courses. In addition, Sombrero participates in the South Florida Golf Pass program and offers specially-priced summer memberships.

Golf in the Florida Keys
Here's your "Perfect Florida Keys Golf Itinerary" in three words: Stay in Miami.Because an hour or so after you leave Miami headed south on A1A, the United States of America turns into a long, skinny strip of fossilized coral a wahoo could leap across.There's a party every few mile markers, which is how you tell where you are in the Keys, and you can drink a margarita almost any time you please.There are golf courses, but they are few and far between and they are mostly scrunched in amidst mangrove swamps, palm trees and the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Gulf of Mexico on the other.

perfect trip
From Key Largo 135 miles south to Key West, you will find countless islands connected by the Overseas Highway, including the Seven-Mile Bridge, and endless entertainment options other than golf.The Keys are better suited to fishing, diving, boating and the aforementioned Margaritas, but the hard-core golfer will find an outlet, if he or she looks hard.Let's assume you're starting at Key West, and our golf itinerary will therefore begin at Mile Marker 1, in the historic, eclectic - and expensive - city at the end of the road.