La Gorce Country Club occupies a 1927 oceanfront site on the northern end of Miami Beach, originally laid out by architect Donald Ross and later revised by Bob Cupp. The fairways follow the historic barrier-island topography, threading between stands of Australian pine and Australian banyan that predate the club’s founding. Several holes skirt the Intracoastal Waterway on the western edge, while the closing sequence turns eastward toward the Atlantic dunes. The original Ross greens were rebuilt in 1997 with TifEagle bermuda to improve consistency under subtropical heat, and the surrounding bunkers were recontoured in the same renovation to match the low-profile style of the period. A 35,000-square-foot Mediterranean Revival clubhouse, completed in 1928 and designated a local historic landmark, anchors the property between the first tee and the tenth green. Irrigation draws from on-site wells, and the turf-maintenance program follows an integrated-pest-management plan required by Miami-Dade County for properties adjacent to Biscayne Bay.
La Gorce Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 condo for sale with a list price of $463,000. The average annual property tax for La Gorce Country Club is $6,282.20.
