Miami Beach Golf Club

Miami Beach Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course with 6,813 yards located in Miami Beach, Florida. Originally opened as Bayshore Golf Course in 1923, it was part of developer Carl Fisher's Alton Beach subdivision, designed to attract wealthy winter residents from the Northeast and Midwest.

The course features a classic design characteristic of early 20th-century Florida golf development. Its location in an urban setting provides a unique Miami Beach experience while maintaining the character of historic golf architecture.

Miami Beach Golf Club is known for hosting the Jim McLean Golf School, which features instruction from professionals who work with golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to PGA and LPGA Tour players. This makes the course a destination for golf instruction and improvement.

The facility includes a well-stocked pro shop and an on-site restaurant that serves both golfers and the general public, offering dining with free parking and reasonable prices. The course accommodates various membership levels and hosts outings and events throughout the year, making it a community gathering place for golf enthusiasts and recreational players alike.