Miami golf —
bayfront fairways and resort greens.

Miami's golf map splits cleanly by geography. Key Biscayne is the bayfront anchor: Crandon Golf is routed along Biscayne Bay and routinely cited among the best public courses in America, punching far above its municipal price point. Due west, the Trump National Doral resort holds four distinct championship layouts — the Blue Monster is the headliner, a water-guarded finishing stretch that hosted the PGA Tour's WGC-Cadillac Championship for decades. The Biltmore Golf Course in Coral Gables is a 1920s Donald Ross design wrapped around the landmark hotel — old Florida grandeur, authentic and unhurried. Along the beach corridor, Miami Beach Golf Club and Normandy Shores offer Miami Beach's only golf options: one a polished city course, the other a true island layout between the beach and the bay. Venture north to Aventura and the JW Marriott Turnberry resort adds two resort-caliber eighteens — the Soffer Course (a Raymond Floyd redesign with a signature island green) and the more accessible Miller Course. The full Miami metro catalogue runs from the Palmetto Golf Course's honest municipal pricing to Doral's four-figure resort rounds, with everything in between walkable, accessible, and genuinely worth the trip.