Sandridge Golf Club Lakes Course

Vero Beach, FL · 0.0 mi away

The Dunes Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Sandridge Golf Club, a public facility owned and operated by Indian River County. It opened to the public in 1987. Sandridge describes the Dunes routing as following an old ridge once used for mining operations. The club accepts tee-time bookings online and by phone.

Malabar, FL · 17 mi away

The Habitat Golf Club, also known as The Habitat at Valkaria, is an 18-hole public golf course in Malabar, Florida, within a nature preserve in the Grant-Valkaria area near Brevard County's southern boundary. It is operated by Golf Brevard, a nonprofit formed in 2018 to preserve public golf in the county. The course plays to a par of 72 across 6,802 yards, moving through wetlands, pine forests and rolling terrain close to the Indian River Lagoon. The routing includes a number of water features, mounded fairways and elevation changes, with wildlife such as sandhill cranes and gopher tortoises common on the property. The course is open daily to the public, offering both walking and riding options for 9 or 18 holes.

Melbourne Beach, FL · 26 mi away

Spessard Holland Golf Course is a scenic public links-style course in Melbourne Beach, Florida, situated along the Atlantic Ocean. Named after Florida Governor and US Senator Spessard Holland, the course offers sweeping ocean views and a breezy coastal playing experience. It is one of the most unique and enjoyable public golf experiences on Florida's Space Coast, combining affordable rates with a genuinely memorable setting.

Melbourne, FL · 27 mi away

Crane Creek Reserve is a city-operated public golf course in Melbourne. The city says the Donald Ross-designed course has been open since 1928. The facility includes a pro shop and driving range. It is included on Florida's Historic Golf Trail, according to the city golf page.

Port St. Lucie, FL · 29 mi away

The Ryder Course is one of the public layouts at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, the PGA of America's golf property on Florida's Treasure Coast. Tom Fazio designed it, and it opened in 1996. It plays as an 18-hole, par-71 course open to daily-fee golfers.

Port St. Lucie, FL · 29 mi away

PGA Golf Club, commonly referred to as PGA Village, is located in Port St. Lucie, Florida, and serves as a golf complex owned by the PGA of America, built beginning in 1992 on land acquired from the Callaway Land and Cattle Company. Tom Fazio's design team, including Jan Beljan, Tom Marzolf and Steve Masiak, laid out the North and South courses, which opened in 1996; a third course by Pete Dye was added later. The North and South Courses provide two contrasting Fazio-style tests, while the practice facilities include the 35-acre PGA Learning Center. The complex operates as a public golf facility with daily-fee play, situated inland roughly 20 minutes from the Atlantic coast, and is affiliated with an adjoining residential community.