Miccosukee Golf & Country Club

Miccosukee Golf & Country Club is a Public, 27 hole golf course favility located in Miami, Florida. Formerly known as the Miami National Golf Club, the courses at Miccosukee have hosted a number of tournaments, including those attended by Jack Nicklaus.

The course are located minutes from the Miccosukee Resort and Gaming Center. Miccosukee offers three (3) 9-hole courses that can be combined in 3 different 18 hole combinations. They are: The Marlin course, The Barracuda course, and The Dolphin course.

The courses were designed by Mark Mahannah. The par 72 course combinations bring water into play at most every turn and the lightning-fast greens challenge golfers throughout the entire round.

The Marlin/Dolphin measures 6,678 yards from the back tees with a USGA slope of 129 and a USGA rating of 72.9. From the front tees, the Marlin/Dolphin measures 5,322 yards, has a USGA slope of 119 and a USGA rating of 69.8.

The Dolphin/Barracuda measures 6,679 yards from the back tees, carrying a USGA slope of 130 and a USGA rating of 73.1. The Dolphin/Barracuda measures 5,281 yards from the front tees, with a USGA slope of 119 and a USGA rating of 69.3.

The Barracuda/Marlin measures 6,719 yards from the back tees, with a USGA slope of 132 and a USGA rating of 73.6. The Barracuda/Marlin measures 5,445 yards from the front tees, with a USGA slope of 118 and a USGA rating of 70.1.

Four sets of tees are available on all holes, accommodating players of all levels.

The Miccosukee Golf and Country Club also has a lighted driving range.