Lost City Golf Club (East/South)

Overview: Lost City Golf Club's East/South routing combines two of the club's three nines into an 18-hole par-72 course. The established course record lists 6,882 yards, with the East nine bringing more water into play and the South nine adding an Old Florida feel with receptive par fives and risk-and-reward par fours. William F. Mitchell's original work was renovated by Tom Fazio II in 2021.

History: The club's first 18 holes, now the South and North nines, were created during the early development of Atlantis in the early 1960s. The East nine followed soon after, completing the club's 27-hole structure. The facility began as Atlantis Country Club and Inn, later became a member-owned private club, and adopted the Lost City name in 2016. The current East/South combination preserves that three-nine history.

Did You Know? East and South contrast sharply within one scorecard: the East nine is the club's most water-heavy stretch, while the South is described by the club as an Old Florida layout with receptive par fives and risk-and-reward par fours.