Take a look inside Florida's new golf course that boasts a $1 million membership fee and private yacht club

• South Florida is getting its first new private golf course in 25 years.
• The Shell Bay Club in Hallandale Beach will cost a staggering $1 million membership fee.
• It will feature a 14,000-square-foot pool deck, a resort, condominiums, and more.

A new high-end golf club and resort is coming to South Florida and it'll be the first private course constructed in the Miami area in 25 years. But, it'll reportedly cost you a whopping $1 million membership fee to join.

The Shell Bay Club announced in a press release this week the opening of its 7,254-yard private championship golf course in Hallandale Beach, Florida, just north of Miami.

Curated by Witkoff Group and PPG Development, the luxury club will cost you a staggering $1 million membership fee, CNN reported. A PR representative for the club did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Residences in the condominium tower, which is set to open next year, will begin at $3 million and penthouses at $11 million, a PR representative told CNN.

In addition to the championship course, the club will feature a private fitness center complete with a basketball court and batting cages, four Grand Slam tennis courts, pickleball courts, event spaces, and several dining options, the press release states.

It will also have a 14,000-square-foot rooftop pool area, and a luxury resort with 60 guest rooms and suites, which is set to open in 2025 on the 150-acre property, according to Auberge Resorts' website.

Take a look inside the upcoming luxury golf course below.

The Shell Bay Club announced the opening of its 7,254-yard private championship golf course in Hallandale Beach, Florida, this week.

Course designer Greg Norman said in a press release that the club is the "most unique, pure golf experiences" he's "ever designed."

"Completely isolated from its surroundings, the walkable layout will capture the true essence of the game with immaculately conditioned fairways, sweeping sandbelt-style bunkers and contoured greens that test every club in your bag," Norman said. "It will be a place where you can totally immerse yourself in the game."

The club's condominium residences overlook the golf course and feature views of the Atlantic Ocean. The residences have yet to be completed, but are set to open in 2024.

The property also includes a private yacht club offering 48 boat slips with direct access to the Atlantic Ocean and a clubhouse with an indoor-outdoor wellness spa.

Along with the permanent residences, the club will feature 60 guest rooms and suites.