Miami Beach Golf Club

Trendy, updated clubhouse, staff all around super nice, had a bagel for breakfast & the grilled chicken sandwich for lunch...both fresh & good. Course was busy, but everyone moved along @ a good pace, conditions were good, no bad spots on greens. The area is busy but different in a good way. Enjoy!

Played the course five times. It’s a good course, a bit overpriced due to its location, but that’s to be expected. Some easier holes, but enough risk/reward holes to keep most players engaged. The staff is rude and amateurish and doesn’t care about the enjoyment of its guests. The pace of play is good, and the practice facilities are good too.

Staff feel like everybody should be sucking up to them, guys at Pro shop rude and starter asking for a tip, terrible personnel altogether

Great course, good pace, incredibly fast and nice greens.

Non residents pay $120 vs. $80 residents, should be 80 for all. Great course

I was in Miami Beach for a conference and only had time to choose one course. I booked as a single and paid the “Visitor” rate of $120. That’s more than I usually pay for golf, but I don’t get to Miami much. I was paired with two locals and we breezed around the course in less than four hours. We hardly saw other golfers but they were out there. There were a couple hundred huge iguanas calling the course home which was fun to see. The greens rolled perfectly, but were rock hard. I highly recommend it to visitors looking for a good course.

An excellent,challenging course that is very well maintained in South Miami Beach

Miami Beach is a popular destination for retirees and young people wanting to see and be seen in one of America's hippest locales. The demand for the area means everything is expensive, including the golf. Miami Beach Golf Club tops out at $225, which makes sense for the area but, in absolute terms, is a lot of money for golf that, while above-average, doesn't ascend to "great" or fabulous. But you're paying for location, and many people happily do just that.

The course is solid - Arthur Hills elevated many of the greens such that it can be hard to judge distance from the fairways. Things heat up on the back nine, with a strong stretch of holes at 15-17, before a curiously quiet par-4 18th at grade back near the clubhouse.

This is a tough layout but a lot of fun to play. Lots of water so hit your spots! The staff is awesome...every single one of them. Some of the greens are a little rough. The vast majority roll beautifully but some seemed to have some areas where they need to grow back a little....but other than that, really a great course and great experience.

Pretty course with fast greens, a lot of water holes and did I mention difficult greens!!?? Enjoy!

Had a great time — I signed up as a single and played w three other golfers. We all had a great time. My only criticism was paying $120 as a nonresident — don’t get me wrong, the course, staff, and playing partners were great. $120 great? In July? At 9:30? Not sure $120 great.

I stayed in Miami Beach for a few days. I played this course twice. Each time was a pleasure. The greens, fairways and tee boxes were immaculate. It’s a wonderful golf course. Now I was able to play at the south Florida resident’s rate. If I had to pay the $200+ out of town rate my review would be the same except a much lower rate for “value.” This is a $70-$80 course not $200.

Called course to ask pave if play. Said a little over 4 hours. I walked off course on 12th hole 3 1/2 hours. Couldn’t take it any more. When I went to club house to ask for some compensation said no way. Disappointed. If they told me up front it was a 5 hour I wouldn’t have played that course.

The greens, fairways, rough, and traps were in perfect shape, as if there had been no hurricane. There were a few piles of brush/branches on the sides of some holes that had not yet been removed. Regarding the course layout, it has different types of holes and green complexes. Not a crazy long course, but several individual holes are long. Nice, interesting course.

I've played this course a lot with the Premier Card (basically a card for locals, you pay an upfront fee to get discounted round prices during the summer months on a number of area courses). This course is just $35 with the Premier Card, as opposed to $120 without. I wouldn't pay $120 to play it given cheaper alternatives of good quality, such as Jacaranda or Plantation Preserve. But I can see how someone trying to squeeze in a round while on vacation would pay that.