Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne, Florida, United States

5Kenny S 5:00 PM Feb 24, 2023

Beautiful Public Course
My wife and I recently played at this course a few weeks ago. We were both amazed at how well kept this course is (esp as a public course). Holes are challenging and scenic and a lot of fun to play! Highly recommend it for anyone visiting Key Biscayne/Miami that doesn’t want to spend a ton on a private course.

4CoachJDC 5:00 PM Jan 20, 2021

Challenging Public course with great views and terrific layout
This is a public course, but this is no “muni”. When you drive into the parking lot the clubhouse sits beautifully parallel to the parking lot, with a peek a boo view of Biscayne bay. Nice practice area with chipping and putting and some irons area. A net protects the hitting area and keeps balls from going into one of the front 9 fairways. First, this sits in the prime real estate of Key Biscayne, with views of the bay and city of Miami. The slope, indicating the difficulty, is on par with very challenging public course. Eight Lagoons with mangrove swamps, combined with some difficult to hold and protected greens make this a challenge even for the excellent golfer. Expect to lose a few golf balls, and take some layups to save bogey. Choose your tee box carefully because you will need the lower irons into the green to hold the ball and have a chance for par/birdie. We played after 2:00, for the discounted rate of $70, or $60, if you show a military ID. In the AM, it’s $176 (Winter rates), and sometimes requires a caddie). That seems a little steep for this course to me. Carts were equipped with GPS which was very helpful. I found this challenging and a GREAT value at the afternoon rate. There was little wind the day we played so that made it a bit easier for our game… combine this place with 20 MPH and you might want to go home after nine holes. A word about the wildlife… Jurassic park size iguanas’ everywhere!!! And Raccoons that are well fed from raiding your cart while putting. DON'T leave snacks in your cart or you can say goodbye to them. Birds everywhere, but no Crocs spotted at least the day we were there. Get out there, you will have a good time.... even if you do donate a few balls to the lagoons or mangroves.