Florida Keys —
the southernmost golf in the continental U.S.

Golf in the Florida Keys is not a market — it's an anomaly. The archipelago that arcs southwest from the mainland has little room for golf, and the courses it does hold each carry a story of their own. Key West Golf Club is the southernmost golf course in the continental United States, a Rees Jones redesign with a par 3 played entirely over a natural mangrove field. The course dates to the 1920s and the island setting is genuinely tropics-in-the-continental-US. North in Key Largo, Ocean Reef Club is one of America's most exclusive private communities: just over 1,700 equity member families, two distinct eighteens (the Hammock Course and the Dolphin Course), and play limited to members and their guests. The Keys aren't a place you plan a golf trip around; they're a place you play one round at Key West because you're already there — and one of the genuinely unrepeatable experiences in American golf.