Brevard County
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Courses
- The Habitat
- Spessard Holland Golf Course
- Indian River Colony Club
- Viera East Golf Club
- Harbor City Golf Course
- Manatee Cove Golf Club
- Indian River Preserve Golf Club
- Crane Creek Reserve Golf Course
- Duran Golf Club
- Cocoa Beach Country Club
- The Savannahs Golf Course
- Turtle Creek Golf Club
- Aquarina Country Club
- Baytree National
- Sherwood Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
- Suntree Country Club
- Barefoot Bay Golf Course
- Fred Gay Golf Academy Driving Range
- Rockledge Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Brevard County?
We always recommend visiting Brevard County between November and April for ideal golf weather. You'll find comfortable temperatures and lower humidity, though tee times can be a bit pricier and courses busier. If you don't mind the heat, summer offers fantastic deals and fewer crowds, just be prepared for afternoon showers.
How does the cost of golf in Brevard County compare to other Florida destinations?
You'll find Brevard County offers excellent value compared to golf meccas like Orlando or Naples. While not dirt cheap, green fees are generally more accessible, especially if you play during the shoulder seasons or book twilight rounds. Expect to pay anywhere from $40-80 for a good public track, with some premium options slightly higher.
What makes a golf trip to Brevard County unique beyond the courses?
Brevard County, the Space Coast, offers a truly unique blend of golf and exploration. We highly recommend timing your visit with a rocket launch from Kennedy Space Center - it's an unforgettable experience to witness from a nearby course or the beach. You also have easy access to beautiful beaches and wildlife refuges for a perfect post-round unwind.
What kind of golf courses can I expect to play in Brevard County?
You'll discover a solid mix of well-maintained public and semi-private courses, many with classic Florida designs featuring water hazards and mature tree lines. While you won't find many dramatic elevation changes, the courses are generally flat and walkable, offering enjoyable rounds for all skill levels. Expect good conditions and friendly staff across the board.
Is it easy to get around Brevard County for a golf trip, and what's the best way?
Absolutely, getting around Brevard County is straightforward, and we strongly recommend renting a car for maximum flexibility. The courses are spread out enough that driving yourself is essential, allowing you to easily explore different towns and attractions between rounds. Traffic is generally manageable outside of peak tourist times, making for stress-free travel.