Larry has two homes for instruction, the famed Miami Springs Country Club in Central Miami located less then a mile from Miami International Airport, and The Grand Palms Golf Resort located in S.W Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines. The practice area has a new lighted 330 X 120-yard turf driving range and a 200 X 150-yard short game facility. The Country Club has two 18 hole Robert Trent Jones courses. In the 1960s Arnold Palmer and Bob Toski were the named head professionals when the property hosted the National Airlines Open once won by Lee Trevino. During that era, Jackie Gleason lived on the property, and his house still graces the landscape today. In 1961 Jack Nicklaus played here in his first event as a tour professional with Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Sam Snead.