Architect
Howard Toomey and William S. Flynn; Mark Mahannah; Arthur Hills
Established
1941
Par / Length
71 / 6805y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: On Miami Beach, Normandy Shores gives public golfers 18 holes at par 71 and 6,805 yards. The course combines a coastal setting with parkland corridors, water, and the strategic demands of a traditional routing updated over time.
History: The course dates to 1941 and is associated with William S. Flynn and Howard C. Toomey. Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest later led a 2009 redesign, so the current course reflects both its early Miami Beach history and a significant modern renovation.
Did You Know? Normandy Shores is included in the Florida Historic Golf Trail, which recognizes its place in the state's public golf history. The designation is useful context for a course whose current layout is newer than its original 1941 identity.
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