Fort Lauderdale Country Club

Fort Lauderdale Country Club is a private golf facility established in 1926, making it the oldest private country club in Broward County. The club features 36 holes of championship golf across two 18-hole courses: the North Course and the New South Course. Located on 288 acres of forested parkland, the facility sits approximately 5 miles from the beaches on the border between Fort Lauderdale and Plantation.

The setting provides a natural Florida environment with mature trees and parkland characteristics. The club offers various practice areas alongside its two championship courses and comprehensive amenities including a clubhouse, dining facilities, and event spaces.

The club's mission centers on providing members and guests with a high-quality lifestyle rooted in golfing traditions. Beyond golf, Fort Lauderdale Country Club serves as a social and recreational hub where members can enjoy meals, host events, and build community connections. The facility welcomes both members and visiting guests, with membership options available for those seeking access to its facilities and lifestyle offerings.