Lost Key Golf Club

Lost Key Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 71 Arnold Palmer Championship course located in Pensacola, Florida. Redesigned by the Arnold Palmer Design Group in 2006, the course features Sea Dwarf Paspalum grass throughout, providing consistent playing surfaces and green speeds. Each hole offers five sets of tees, accommodating players of all skill levels with varied strategic and visual challenges.

The course is situated in a natural setting that emphasizes environmental stewardship. Lost Key was the first golf course in Florida to achieve Audubon International Silver Signature Sanctuary certification, reflecting its commitment to protecting the area's natural resources while maintaining championship-quality conditions. The design balances playability across skill levels with the strategic demands expected of a Palmer-designed championship layout. The course regularly hosts tournaments and events, including the Gulf Coast Women's Classic, and serves both public play and membership-based rounds.