Adios Golf Club sits on the western edge of Pompano Beach, occupying a compact tract of land that was once a citrus grove. The course follows the original 1960s routing laid out by architect Bill Mitchell, who used the flat terrain to create a sequence of straightaway holes punctuated by sharp doglegs. Deep drainage canals, remnants of the area’s agricultural past, border several fairways and come into play on at least six holes. Greens are TifEagle bermuda, overseeded with rye each winter, and are kept at speeds that reward approach shots played below the hole. A modest, single-story clubhouse from the original construction period houses the pro shop and a grill; there is no practice range, only a netted hitting area beside the first tee. The surrounding neighborhood consists of low-rise condominiums built in the 1970s, many of whose rear patios open directly onto the course. Maintenance standards are consistent year-round, with crews focusing on irrigation uniformity rather than cosmetic presentation.
Adios Golf Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $400,000 and 1 manufactured home for sale with a list price of $158,500. The average annual property tax for Adios Golf Club is $3,444.
