What are the hours at Granada Golf Course?

The course is open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Holiday hours are shorter: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

How much does it cost to play at Granada Golf Course?

Resident green fees are $30 per round, with $28 twilight and $13 for juniors. Non-residents pay $39 per round, $35 twilight and $17 for juniors. Rates are subject to change.

How much is a golf cart at Granada Golf Course?

A cart for nine holes is $18 plus tax, and a pull cart is $9. Ride and Save weekday packages with a cart included are $45 for residents and $59 for non-residents.

How do I book a tee time at Granada Golf Course?

Tee times are booked online through the course's Book Now link on the City of Coral Gables website. You can also call 305-460-5367 for more information.

Does Granada Golf Course offer lessons?

Yes. The golf professionals teach private, group and junior lessons as well as specialty shot classes.

Is Granada Golf Course good for beginners?

Yes. It is a short par 36 layout with open fairways, no water hazards and very little sand, which guests often call easy and forgiving for newer players.

Is Granada Golf Course wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The course has a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible parking lot.

Is there food at Granada Golf Course?

Yes. There is a restaurant and cafe on site serving sandwiches, coffee and other casual food, plus a fully stocked pro shop.

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Granada Golf Course

7.6

2001 Granada Blvd, Coral Gables, FL 33134, USA

OpenUntil 7:00 PM$$$

Florida's oldest nine-hole course: a par 36 Donald Ross layout under giant banyan trees in the middle of Coral Gables

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About Granada Golf Course

Granada Golf Course is a city-run, par 36 nine-hole course at 2001 Granada Boulevard in Coral Gables, opened in the 1920s and often described as Florida's oldest nine-hole course. The layout is short, open and forgiving, with no water hazards and very little sand, so rounds move quickly and suit beginners, seniors and anyone squeezing in a quick nine.

Giant banyan trees shade several fairways, and houses line the edges of the property. The clubhouse has a pro shop, locker rooms, a casual cafe serving sandwiches and coffee, and rentals of golf carts and pull carts.

Lessons for adults and juniors, tournaments and annual memberships are available through the City of Coral Gables. Resident rates start at $30 per round and non-residents pay $39, with lower twilight rates.

A 2.3-mile path circles the course and draws walkers, joggers and cyclists at sunrise and sunset.

Tee times are booked online, and early mornings are the easiest slots to land.

Highlights

History Buff

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Local Favorite

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Kid-Friendly

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Rates

Green fees $30 residents, $39 non-residents; twilight $28-35; junior $13-17

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Verified

7.6

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Experience

8.0

Value for Money

8.0

Facilities

7.0

Crowd Management

6.0

Accessibility

8.0

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Buzzing

DaysWeekday

Times9am–11am

Relaxed

DaysWeekdays

TimesOff-peak hours

Sunday is the quietest day, especially from 2pm to 6pm. Early morning tee times starting at 7am are a good bet, since the course is open daily until 7pm.

OpenUntil 7:00 PM

Mon7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Tue7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Wed7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Thu7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Fri7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Sat7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Sun7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Reviews

Reviewers praise the setting and the easy, quick nine holes: giant banyan trees, a historic Donald Ross layout in the middle of Coral Gables, open fairways with no water, a friendly cafe and pro shop, and a pleasant path for walking, jogging and cycling. It is regularly called a great value and a good fit for beginners.

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Location Coral Gables

2001 Granada Blvd, Coral Gables, FL 33134, USA

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What People Love

Easy, Forgiving Layout: Guests like the short, open par 36 course with no water and little sand, ideal for beginners and a quick nine.

Setting: Banyan trees, lush vegetation and sunsets make the grounds feel like a calm haven in the middle of the city.

Value: Walking rates and twilight fares are described as affordable compared with other Miami courses.

Clubhouse and Staff: Guests mention a friendly staff, a nice pro shop and cafe, and clean locker rooms and restrooms.

Walking Path: The loop around the course is popular for runs, bike rides and evening walks.

Know Before You Go

Book your tee time online ahead of time: walk-ins are not guaranteed and weekend mornings fill up.
Cart rentals and pull carts are available, and one guest noted the course is easy to walk in nine holes.
A path around the course is open to joggers and cyclists, so expect foot traffic along the edges.
Weekday mornings are busiest: aim for early-morning or twilight tee times for a quieter round.

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About Granada Golf Course

A 2.3-mile path circles the course and draws walkers, joggers and cyclists at sunrise and sunset.

Tee times are booked online, and early mornings are the easiest slots to land.

Highlights

History Buff

Nature Lover

Local Favorite

Outdoor

Educational Programs

Kid-Friendly

Member Discounts

What People Love

Easy, Forgiving Layout: Guests like the short, open par 36 course with no water and little sand, ideal for beginners and a quick nine.

Setting: Banyan trees, lush vegetation and sunsets make the grounds feel like a calm haven in the middle of the city.

Value: Walking rates and twilight fares are described as affordable compared with other Miami courses.

Clubhouse and Staff: Guests mention a friendly staff, a nice pro shop and cafe, and clean locker rooms and restrooms.

Walking Path: The loop around the course is popular for runs, bike rides and evening walks.

Know Before You Go

Book your tee time online ahead of time: walk-ins are not guaranteed and weekend mornings fill up.

Cart rentals and pull carts are available, and one guest noted the course is easy to walk in nine holes.

A path around the course is open to joggers and cyclists, so expect foot traffic along the edges.

Weekday mornings are busiest: aim for early-morning or twilight tee times for a quieter round.

Frequently Asked Questions