Redland Golf & Country Club

About Redland Golf & Country Club

This public track in Homestead sits in South Florida's agricultural heartland, where the flat terrain and steady trade winds create a distinctly different golfing experience from the resort courses up north. The layout takes advantage of the area's natural drainage patterns and existing vegetation, with several holes playing alongside canals and preserve areas that attract wading birds and the occasional alligator sighting. What strikes you immediately is how the course feels genuinely local rather than manufactured for tourists. It's the kind of place where you'll find snowbirds mixing with agricultural workers taking an afternoon off. The 4.2 Google rating from over 340 reviews suggests a solid, no-frills experience that delivers value without pretense. Walking is permitted here, which is increasingly rare in South Florida, and the flat terrain makes it entirely manageable even in the warmer months. The conditioning tends to reflect the public budget and South Florida's challenging growing conditions, but the bones of the routing are sound enough to keep regulars coming back. If you're looking for championship-caliber conditions or dramatic elevation changes, look elsewhere, but for an honest round of golf in an authentic Florida setting, Redland serves its purpose well.

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