Private Clubs in the Treasure Coast Area

Floridian National Golf Club is a highly exclusive private club in Palm City, Florida, originally designed by Gary Player in 1996 and comprehensively reimagined by Tom Fazio following a 2011 renovation. The redesigned course plays to 7,162 yards along the scenic St. Lucie River, earning a course rating of 75.3 and slope of 142. The club gained early prominence as a PGA Tour host, having staged the 1999 Honda Classic won by Vijay Singh.

Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club is a private 36-hole golf and boating community situated along Florida's Treasure Coast in Palm City, founded in 1989. Both championship courses, the River Ridge and the Golden Marsh, were designed by Joe Lee and offer classic Florida-style golf framed by marsh landscapes and water features. A 2018 resurfacing of all 36 greens brought both courses to modern playing standards.

Martin Downs Golf Club is a 36-hole golf facility founded in 1974 in Palm City, Florida, offering two distinct layouts — the par-72 Gold Course and the par-70 Green Course — both designed by Charles Ankrom. The Gold Course plays to 6,628 yards with a slope rating of 134, while the Green Course provides a more accessible challenge, complemented by a full practice facility featuring a driving range, chipping green, and practice bunker.

Monarch Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club founded in 1987 and set within the scenic residential community of Monarch in Palm City, Florida. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer, features a par-72 layout stretching 6,867 yards from the championship tees, and carries a slope rating of 141 — reflecting a genuine challenge for serious golfers.

Astor Creek Golf & Country Club is a private, member-owned club in Port St. Lucie, Florida, offering an 18-hole championship course designed by Robert von Hagge and opened in 1980. Set within a gated community with views of the Intracoastal Waterway, the course plays to a par 72 at 6,735 yards with a slope rating of 131, featuring von Hagge's signature integration of water hazards and strategic bunkering. The club's notable 17th hole, a water-surrounded par three, exemplifies the challenging but fair design philosophy that has made Astor Creek a fixture in Florida private golf.

Glynlea Country Club is a private 18-hole golf facility located in Port St. Lucie, Florida, situated along the Treasure Coast. Specific details about the club's history and amenities are limited, but it offers members a private golf experience in one of Florida's fastest-growing communities.

Santa Lucia River Club is a private 18-hole golf club in Port St. Lucie, Florida, featuring a championship course designed by Pete Dye and originally opened in 1985. The layout stretches 6,925 yards from the tips with a slope rating of 138, showcasing the water-heavy, strategically demanding design style Dye is known for. The club underwent enhancements by Dye himself in 2007 and complements its golf offering with a range of fitness, social, and leisure amenities.

St. Lucie Trail Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole facility in Port St. Lucie, Florida, designed by Jim Fazio and opened in 1988 as part of the original PGA Village complex. The par-72 layout stretches to 6,930 yards with a slope rating of 136, incorporating water hazards on 14 of 18 holes and natural terrain that demands consistent shot-making throughout the round.

Mariner Sands Country Club is a 36-hole private golf and country club established in 1972 in Stuart, Florida, featuring two championship courses designed by Frank Duane and Charles Ankrom. The entire golf complex holds Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary certification, recognizing its commitment to environmental stewardship and wildlife habitat preservation along Florida's Treasure Coast.

Miles Grant Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club founded in 1972 in Stuart, Florida, designed by Florida golf course architect Charles Ankrom. The par-72 course stretches 6,461 yards and is distinguished by its scenic South Florida setting, featuring natural waterways, mangroves, and abundant wildlife along the Treasure Coast.

Sailfish Point Golf Club is a private, oceanfront golf community situated on the southernmost tip of Hutchinson Island in Stuart, Florida. The 18-hole, par-72 course was originally designed by Jack Nicklaus in 1981 and underwent a complete redesign by Nicklaus in 2007, stretching to 6,881 yards with a slope rating of 143. All 18 holes feature ocean access, making it one of Florida's most distinctly coastal private golf experiences.

The Stuart Yacht & Country Club is a private 18-hole club established in 1974 in Stuart, Florida, along the Treasure Coast. Designed by James Harrison, the par-71 course plays to 6,528 yards and features a slope rating of 134, with strategic water hazards and a scenic mix of pine, oak, and palm trees adding character to the layout.

Island Dunes Country Club is a private 18-hole golf club established in 1982 in Jensen Beach, Florida, along Florida's Treasure Coast. Designed by Joe Lee, whose portfolio includes Doral and La Costa, the course plays to 6,338 yards and features water hazards on 14 of its 18 holes, set against a backdrop of natural wildlife including eagles and dolphins.