Lost City Golf Club (North/East)

Overview: The North/East routing at Lost City combines the club's precision-oriented North nine with the more water-involved East nine. It is an 18-hole par-72 combination listed at 6,916 yards, within the club's private 27-hole facility in Atlantis. The North opens with two long par fours, while the East adds water along many fairways and places a premium on finding the correct side of the hole.

History: Lost City's original North and South nines formed the first 18 holes created during Atlantis's early development, with the East nine added soon after. William F. Mitchell is credited with the original 27-hole design, and Tom Fazio II renovated the tees, greens, bunkers and roughs in 2021. The North/East pairing is one of three possible 18-hole combinations at the club.

Did You Know? The North nine begins with two long, difficult par fours, while the East's fifth is the longest par three in the club's current hole tour from the back markers. Putting those nines together creates an opening that demands length before the water-heavy East holes arrive.