Key West City Golf Club

Key West Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Rees Jones, measuring 6,500 yards with a par of 70. Located at the entrance to Key West, Florida, the course spans over 200 acres and features the distinctive tropical landscape of the Florida Keys, including native mangroves and wildlife.

The course presents challenges suitable for players of all skill levels. A signature feature is the "Mangrove Hole," a 143-yard par 3 played entirely over a dense field of intertwined tropical mangroves, representing one of the course's most distinctive and demanding holes. The surrounding environment delivers a unique Caribbean-style experience, as Key West Golf Club is recognized as the only Caribbean golf course located in the United States.

The setting emphasizes the natural beauty and character of the Keys, with the course integrated into the tropical landscape rather than imposing upon it. The relatively modest length and par rating make the course accessible while the mangrove-heavy layout and island conditions provide genuine strategic interest and challenge for golfers seeking an authentic Keys golfing experience.