Davie Golf Club occupies a quiet corner of South Florida's dense suburban sprawl, offering its members an escape from the perpetual motion of Broward County. Davie itself is an unusual town — a semi-rural enclave that has held onto its equestrian identity even as Fort Lauderdale's western suburbs pressed in around it, and that particular character lends the club a more grounded, less resort-polished feel than many of its neighbors along Florida's Gold Coast.
The par-70 layout signals something more strategic than long — a design philosophy that rewards shot-making and course management over raw distance. In South Florida's flat terrain, architects typically lean on water, bunkering, and Bermuda-grass subtleties to create challenge, and members here learn to read wind and moisture as carefully as they read the greens.
As a private club, Davie Golf Club serves primarily as a community anchor — the kind of place where a consistent group of regulars knows every break and every bounce, and where membership means something beyond access to a tee sheet.
