Lost City Golf Club [Golf Course Review]

Lost City Golf Club comes to life thanks to a Tom Fazio II redesign 

The Lost City Golf Club is a private club in the beautiful city of Atlantis, Florida. William F. Mitchell carved 27 magnificent holes out of the wilderness, leaving them surrounded by mature pine, oak, banyan, and palm trees.

In 2021, Tom Fazio II renovated all 27 holes at Lost City Golf Club.

New tee boxes, green complexes, bunkers, and rough areas.

There are no tee times even in season – just meet on the tee and set off.

Lost City Golf Club features six sets of tees, ranging from 5008 to 6883 yards offering the right challenge to golfers of all ages and abilities.

The practice facility at Lost City Golf Club includes a newly designed short game area, practice greens, and a full-length driving range with half the stations under a movable canopy for sun and rain protection.

The Course

Year Built: 1960
Architect(s): William Mitchell/Tom Fazio II (R)
Type: Private
Greens: Bermuda Grass
Fairways: Bermuda Grass
Golf Season: Year-round 

Scorecard

North Course
Par 36
Length Back Tees: 3463
Slope: 36.6
Rating: 133
Length Forward Tees: 2796
Slope: 33.5
Rating: 116

South Course
Par 36
Length Back Tees: 3429
Slope: 36.6
Rating: 136
Length Forward Tees: 2835
Slope: 33.9
Rating: 121

East Course
Par 36
Length Back Tees: 3433
Slope: 36.7
Rating: 132
Length Forward Tees: 2794
Slope: 33.5
Rating: 124

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