Ft. Lauderdale Country Club (South)

Overview: The private South Course at Fort Lauderdale Country Club covers 18 holes at par 72 and measures about 6,308 yards from the blue tees. It shares the club’s forested parkland setting but forms a separate companion to the renovated North Course.

History: Fort Lauderdale Country Club dates to 1926 and now offers 36 holes across North and South. The club’s modern course program includes Kipp Schulties design and renovation work on both layouts, with the South retained as the second championship course.

Did You Know? The club sits only about five miles from Fort Lauderdale’s beaches, so its tree-lined inland setting provides a sharp contrast between coastal city geography and an enclosed parkland golf environment.