The Miami Beach GC is between the Tuttle and Venetian Causeways on Miami Beach.

The course is sandwiched in between a residential neighborhood with homes lining the exterior holes. It's littered by waste, pot, and conventional sand traps with water hazards in play on potentially all of the holes. The golf course has been around since the 1920s and originally designed by Willie Park, was redesigned by VonHagge/Devlin in the 1970s, and again by Art Hills in 2002 to bring it to today's standards. It can play to 6,813 yards, 73.1/131, course/slope ratings from the tips with four shorter tees.