The Ritz-Carlton, Key Biscayne

We booked a 136 tee tome ona Friday after noon, play well and paired with similar golfers. Walkers inf ro t of us who did not keep up. Excruciating pace...no idea they were holding up course and no ranger in sight.

This is one of the most beautiful courses in the state of Florida, as it leverages the natural beauty of Key Biscayne. If you are a non-resident, be prepared to pay a high rate to play. If you are more about the golf than the scenery - and budget is a factor - there are better options in the area.

Well maintained and beautiful course definitely a course to check out

This is Miami's best and most difficult golf course. It plays pretty long, even from the whites. For my round winds were at 15-20mph, which made it feel nice and breezy on a warm day, but also made the game extra difficult. Many times I had to club up by two or three to account for the wind in my face. Some of the greens had decent patches of sand, that's the only negative. The pace of play was outstanding.

Challenging, many groups in front of me, took me 4 hours to play 18 holes.

Forrest, iguana, lakes and mosquitoes, I will come back asap.

Not your typical golf course.

GPS is good only to inform that they close at 6:30

Unable to finish our round and told to finish our round on #15. Not a single marshal all day and had to wait on every shot. Nothing was being monitored on the course. I drove 1 1/2 hrs to play this course and I will not do it again.

Hi , in my experience in key biscayn starter didn’t let me play because I was wearing a black shirt I ask him a solution and he tell my bought a shirt or I refund your money . I was alredy in the club car ready to my tee time so I bought a shirt in the pro shop . The greens are trash .

Also they let my only play 8 holes because it was raining when I ask them for my refund of 9 holes they tell my talk with GolfNow .

Bad day, bad greens, bad experience

Crandon is by far the best and most beautiful course in Miami. Staff can be intense but that’s usually only on the first two holes. Ignore them, keep going and enjoy the scenery and the golf.