Architect
Robert F. "Red" Lawrence with Louis Wilson
Established
1939
Par / Length
71 / 6705y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: Miami Shores Country Club is an 18-hole public course in Miami Shores, with a current scorecard figure of par 71 and 6,705 yards from the blue tees. The routing is associated with Robert F. "Red" Lawrence and Louis Wilson, and the low-lying South Florida setting brings canals, mature vegetation and raised greens into the character of the course.
History: The Florida Historic Golf Trail documents the WPA construction project, ground broken in November 1937 and a 1938 layout of the Miami Shores Golf and Country Club. Course records date the completed course to 1939. The property later hosted the 1951 Florida State Golf Association Open, linking its municipal-era origin with an established competition history.
Did You Know? The course's former 11th hole is now the 2nd and was known locally as “the hole.” Its tee and green are separated by the Biscayne canal, a water feature that the historic course record says can also attract manatees.
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10000 Biscayne Blvd
