Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne

Remarkably well maintained course with a friendly staff. Location is truly incredible, a true natural beauty! The wildlife here will add some excitement to the round and the scenic views and sunsets will take your breathe away. If you're a local, it's a good tip to save on rounds as a Patron Card member, absolutely one of my favorite places to play around Miami. -Johnny Michael

FL has drought conditions right now, but even under the best conditions, I do not believe this place is worth the price ($223). Every green had multiple sand patches, tee boxes are pretty beat up too. Fairways were decent, but the rough was pretty uneven. Other than Doral, I'm not sure what other public options are near here. I've heard Miami Beach Golf Club is a possibility, but I've never played it.

For a such a great location, this was is a poorly managed course. Pro shop staff friendly. Starters were so fixated on ensuring my 16 year old, who has a driver's license, didn't drive that it didn't allow us to start on time. The course was packed. However multiple twosomes and a few stray 5&6'somes. That's fine on a day when its not busy....but when its busy, people have to be paired to keep pace of play up. We were only able to play 12 holes, of the 18 we paid for, because pace of play was horrendous. First 9 holes were ~3 hours. Expected more due to the awesome locations.

When it comes to choosing where to tee it up for your next round of golf in the Miami area, golfers have a lot to choose from. There are over 40 public and private courses in Miami-Dade County alone, making it one of the most golf-rich counties in the state. The County itself operates 6 golf courses at five properties. I recently had the opportunity to play what many consider the County’s top two courses, Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne and Palmetto Golf Course. Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne is located inside Crandon Park, which was once part of the largest coconut plantation in the United States. It opened for play in 1972 and was designed by Bruce Devlin and Robert Von Hagge. Crandon Golf is the crème de la crème of the Miami-Dade County courses and is located just 10 minutes from downtow

My son and I had the pleasure of playing an 18-hole round at Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne, and it was an absolutely unforgettable experience. From the moment we teed off, we knew we were in for something special. The course is spectacular — lush fairways framed by palm trees, sparkling water hazards, and breathtaking vistas of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. Every hole offered something unique, with just the right mix of challenge and playability to keep things interesting for both seasoned golfers and casual players. Several holes had us thinking strategically, with water coming into play and tight approaches that made us appreciate the course design even more. We grabbed delicious sandwiches after the 9th hole and enjoyed a quick break before heading back out. The back nine kept th