Miccosukee Golf & Country Club (Dolphin/Marlin)

Overview: Miccosukee Golf and Country Club's Dolphin/Marlin routing combines two of the facility's three nines for an 18-hole round. The exact combination scorecard used here lists par 72 and 6,678 yards from the blue tees. Dolphin wraps around a large lake, while Marlin is more secluded, with mature trees, interconnected lakes and a greater emphasis on shaping shots.

History: Miccosukee is a 27-hole facility built around the Dolphin, Marlin and Barracuda nines. Course records date the facility to 1970 and credit Mark Mahannah with the design. Its professional history includes the Miccosukee Championship and other LPGA and PGA events, while the mix-and-match routing remains central to how the club presents the property.

Did You Know? The Marlin nine finishes with a par four over water, according to the current course description. The same source highlights curved fairways, elevation changes and water-lined landing zones, making this combination a different test from the more open Dolphin/Barracuda pairing.