You can play championship golf in Miami for city-resident money. Crandon sits on a barrier island, the Biltmore keeps its 1925 Donald Ross bones, and Miami Springs is where Black golfers sued the city — twice — and won the right to tee off any day of the week. Twenty courses, public and private.
Tap a gold pin and jump to the card below.
A 1923 Langford & Moreau layout that became the legal battleground for desegregating Florida golf. Play it, then read up on Rice v. Arnold. Every round here means something.
A family scramble and a cigar on the back nine. Members hear first.
Golf is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, steakhouses and the Domino Club below.
