Atlantis Country Club

Atlantis Country Club is a championship Par 72 golf course established in 1972 and designed by renowned architects Dick Wilson and Robert Simmons. Located in Atlantis, Florida, the course features fairways framed by dense clusters of massive oak, ficus, and native pine trees, creating a landscape reminiscent of northern courses. The layout emphasizes strategic approach shots, with elevated greens protected by substantial bunkering that challenges players seeking pars while defending against birdies. The course recently upgraded to Champion Ultradwarf greens, enhancing playability and conditioning. Open to the public year-round, Atlantis Country Club maintains championship-quality standards and hosts events including the Father and Son Team Championship. The course's design philosophy prioritizes difficulty through green complexity and bunkering rather than excessive length, making it a compelling test of golf for various skill levels.