JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort and Spa

About JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort and Spa

JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa is known for their revered reputation spanning 30+ years, most recently ranking amongst Travel + Leisure’s ‘World’s Best’ Resorts. As South Florida’s landmark urban resort, JW Marriott Turnberry is unmatched in its history of elegance, quality, stature and prestige. JW Marriott Turnberry is renowned for its two championship golf courses redesigned by World Golf Hall-Of-Famer Raymond Floyd, plus unforgettable dining options including Bourbon Steak restaurant by Michelin Starred Celebrity Chef Michael Mina, CORSAIR kitchen & bar, Surf House Bar & Grill, Freestyle, Soffs Lounge, plus the spectacular three story 25,000 sq. ft. âme Spa & Wellness Collective with full Fitness Center and a full roster of 50+ weekly group fitness classes. JW Marriott Miami Turnberry is also home to South Florida’s premier state-of-the-art waterpark, Tidal Cove – a 5 acre escape perfect for singles and families alike, which is home to 7 separate water slides, a lazy river, a 5,000 sq. “Kids Cove”, and South Florida’s only FlowRider Triple Surf and Body Board experience – the largest FlowRider in North America. Each of the Resort’s 685 spacious guest rooms and suites set the resort apart by the quality and size of each room, the smallest starting at 550 sq ft. All feature full balconies overlooking either the golf courses or tropical oasis within the resort grounds. JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Resort & Spa is located in Aventura, North Miami-Dade County, directly adjacent to the world famous Aventura Mall, just 20 minutes directly south on the A1A Collins Boulevard to the night life of South Beach. 20-25 minutes from the FLL Airport and 30-35 minutes from MIA Airport. Boasting 300+ acres amidst a tropical oasis, the Resort features 2 championship golf courses which were recently redesigned in 2018. Each course has previously hosted the PGA and LPGA Tours. Turnberry Isle’s 36-holes are unlike any other in Florida. They bend and stretch past tropical landscaping. In 1970, legendary course architect Robert Trent Jones, Sr., created 36 masterful holes of golf. In 2007, World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd added his own style with a spectacular forty five million dollar renovation – creating rolling berms, fair- ways and greens. Each hole is framed by indigenous tropical landscaping, creating a privacy barrier so that each foursome feels as though they are the only players on the course. Sight lines from the tee demand as much strategy as distance of the shot. Contoured fairways, clever doglegs, undulating greens and strategically placed hazards provide plenty of challenge while ensuring fair and pleasurable play for all. In 2018, a new 18th hole debuted on the Soffer Course. The newly renovated hole is a 435-yard par four and requires a precise tee shot over water to a narrow landing area.