Miccosukee Golf and Country Club
Miccosukee Golf and Country Club sits in Miami’s Kendale Lakes community, owned by the Miccosukee Tribe. This 27-hole Par-72 facility was designed by Mark Mahannah in 1970 and hosts PGA and LPGA events. Three nine-hole courses—Marlin, Dolphin, Barracuda—offer varied layouts with Bermuda greens, bunkers, and water hazards. A lighted driving range and putting green support up to 50 golfers daily from early morning until evening. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, sports bar-restaurant, and newly renovated fitness and sauna facilities.
The club offers banquet space and elegant dining for weddings, corporate events, and social gatherings. Guests can enjoy seasonal pool access, though it may occasionally undergo renovations. Situated within a vibrant community near resort, casino, and residential neighborhoods, this club blends recreation with social life. Open to the public and members, it caters to golfers of all abilities with staff guidance on course selection. The tribal-owned venue reflects Miccosukee heritage while serving as a Miami-area hub for sport, leisure, and community.
Description of Miccosukee Golf Courses
Miccosukee Golf and Country Club features 27 holes split across three nine-hole courses: Marlin, Dolphin, and Barracuda layouts. The courses use Bermuda grass, offering firm fairways and receptive greens in generally warm and breezy conditions. Total yardage from championship tees exceeds 7,200 yards, offering a challenging yet scenic layout. Course ratings vary by combination, with slopes generally between 125 and 135. Each nine presents strategic bunkering, water hazards, and narrow approach shots for all skill levels.
The Barracuda nine includes a signature island green par-3 known for its intimidating water carry. The Marlin nine features long par-5 holes requiring accuracy and power off the tee. Dolphin nine is known for tighter doglegs and large undulating greens. Conditions are consistently maintained, attracting local players and tournaments year-round. All nines are walkable, offering a traditional South Florida golf experience with tournament-quality standards.
Miccosukee Golfing Greens Fees and Membership Costs
Daily Green & Cart Fees
Weekday 18‑hole rates with cart are $77 before noon and $67 at twilight. Super‑twilight (after 3 p m) costs $57 for 18 holes. Weekend morning rounds run $100 with cart included. Nine‑hole rates are about $47 (weekday) or $52 (weekends). Driving range baskets range from $15 to $25.
Membership Costs
Annual initiation fee is $1,000 for all memberships. Single membership dues are $2,275 annually. Single premier dues cost $5,010 per year. Family membership runs $5,550 yearly. Premier members receive unlimited golf, no cart fees, and full amenity access.
Additional Information about Miccosukee Country Club
Golf staff and interesting facts
Current Director of Golf Operations is Rody Gomez, supported by Assistant Director David Keglovits. Prominent teaching pros include Jim Curran (PGA) and Michele Conte (LPGA). Conte’s Academy was ranked among top 8 US teaching facilities by Golf for Women magazine. Palm Aire’s three courses were built between 1962 and 1972 by Mitchell and the Fazio brothers. The club’s semi‑private status welcomes public play alongside equity memberships.
Famous Members & Achievements
The club has hosted the Miccosukee Championship on the Web.com Tour from 2003–2012. Winners include Jason Kokrak, Shawn Stefani, and Chad Collins, showcasing elite competition. Several LPGA and PGA professionals visit for practice and events. No widely known celebrity golfers are official members. The club’s reputation stems from these high‑profile tournaments and touring pros.