Overview
Lost City Golf Club is a private, member-owned golf club on Orange Tree Drive in the city of Atlantis, between West Palm Beach and Boynton Beach. It traces its origins to 1958, when developers bought an 828-acre cattle farm; an inn, clubhouse and first 18 holes followed in the early 1960s. The club was known as Atlantis Country Club and Inn, later Atlantis Golf Club, and took the Lost City name in 2016.
The golf was originally designed by William Mitchell. The original 18 holes are now the South and North nines, joined by a later East nine for 27 holes in total. Tom Fazio II renovated the course in 2021 with new tees, bunkers and greens. Tee times are not required and walking is permitted.
Membership is by invitation and nomination, in Full Golf and Social categories. The clubhouse hosts dining, cards, yoga, pickleball and social events.
Membership
Private, member-owned; membership by invitation and nomination. Full Golf and Social categories, with voting rights for both.
The Community
Course is at the center of Atlantis, a planned gated golf community of homes; residency is not required to join.
Golf
South, North and East nines
Designed by William Mitchell
The original 18 holes are now the South and North nines; the East nine was added later. Renovated by Tom Fazio II in 2021.
Highlights
- No tee times; walking permitted
Sources
Sources
- https://www.lostcitygolf.com/
- https://privateiq.golf/clubs/florida/atlantis/lost-city-golf-club-atlantis-fl
- https://stymie.golf/golf-courses/florida/palm-beach-county/atlantis/atlantis-golf-club
- https://www.lostcitygolf.com/about
- https://www.lostcitygolf.com/membership
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantis,_Florida
Information compiled from public sources and last checked October 2026. Details such as membership terms change often; please confirm directly with the club.
