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Golfers visiting Fort Lauderdale can play American Golfers Club (public), Jacaranda (semi-private, open to the public) and Plantation Preserve (public). For a group golf trip, a private home with three bedrooms, a heated pool and a full kitchen makes a comfortable home base.
South Florida's warm weather makes Fort Lauderdale a year-round golf destination. Whether you're planning a buddies' trip or adding a round to a family vacation, here's where to play.
| Course | Access | Location |
|---|---|---|
| American Golfers Club | Public | 3850 N. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale |
| Jacaranda | Semi-private, open to the public | Plantation area |
| Plantation Preserve | Public | Plantation area |
A public course on N. Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, convenient for a quick round.
A semi-private club that's open to the public, a good option for golfers who want a club experience.
A public course in the Plantation area, west of Fort Lauderdale.
1. Book tee times in advance, especially in the busy winter season. 2. Play early. Morning rounds beat the afternoon heat. 3. Bring sun protection and water. Florida sun is strong year-round. 4. Plan an afternoon recovery. A heated pool after 18 holes is hard to beat.
Getting around? See our guide to getting around Fort Lauderdale without a rental car.
American Golfers Club and Plantation Preserve are public courses in the area. Jacaranda is semi-private and open to the public.
Yes. South Florida's warm climate makes golf possible all year. Morning tee times help you avoid the afternoon heat.
A private home with several bedrooms, like Jonathan's House, keeps the group together with a pool and full kitchen.
Book your golf trip direct at jonathanshouse.com.
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