Golf holiday · Florida

Four days in Florida: The Biltmore Hotel

A 4-day plan: 3 courses within 12 km of The Biltmore Hotel, built from the clubs’ and the hotel’s own websites and the ULTIMATE City Guides. Distances are straight-line; we do not guess drive times.

  1. Day1

    Arrive

    Arrive and check in at The Biltmore Hotel.

    Arriving privately

    A first drink

    Dinner

  2. Day2

    Biltmore Golf Course

    Play Biltmore Golf Course, 0.3 km from the hotel in a straight line. 18 holes · Open to the public.

    An 18-hole, par 71 championship course in Coral Gables, designed by Donald Ross in 1925 and playing to 7,112 yards from the back tees. It is part of The Biltmore Hotel and home to the Jim McLean Golf School.

    Who can play: Open to the public.

    Getting there

    Dinner

    • Ariete (Modern American, Cuban-influenced, 3.7 km from the hotel)
  3. Day3

    Granada Golf Course

    Play Granada Golf Course, 1.3 km from the hotel in a straight line. 9 holes.

    A par 36 nine-hole course just outside downtown Coral Gables, designed and opened in 1923, with a pro shop, locker rooms and restaurant.

    Who can play: Visitor times are set by the club; check its own page before you travel.

    Getting there

    Dinner

  4. Day4

    Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne

    Play Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne, 12 km from the hotel in a straight line. 18 holes · Open to the public.

    An 18-hole, par 72 championship course on Key Biscayne, designed by Devlin/Von Hagge in 1972 and redesigned in 1993. It has a lighted driving range, pro shop and restaurant.

    Who can play: Open to the public.

    Getting there

    Dinner

    • Zuma Miami (Japanese izakaya, 9.5 km from the hotel)

Tee times, visitor days and handicap rules are the clubs’ own; book each round on the club’s website. The hotel page lists its facilities, rooms and concierge services.