Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Vero Beach

Bent Pine Golf Club is a private 18-hole club in Vero Beach, Florida, designed by renowned Florida course architect Joe Lee and opened in 1981. The par-72 layout stretches to 6,871 yards with a slope rating of 133, featuring tall pine-lined fairways, undulating fast greens, and water hazards influencing play on 10 of the 18 holes. The club has hosted regional competitive events including the 2017 South Florida PGA Professional Championship.

Grand Harbor Golf & Beach Club is a 36-hole private golf community in Vero Beach, Florida, founded in 1988 as part of the Grand Harbor residential development. The club's Harbor Course was designed by Pete Dye, featuring his trademark undulating fairways, strategic bunkering, and small greens, while the complementary River Course was crafted by Florida-based architect Joe Lee with a more traditional open layout.

Hawks Nest Golf Club is a private 18-hole club in Vero Beach, Florida, developed on a former orange grove that lends the property a distinctive and scenic landscape. Designed by Jim Fazio and stretching to 7,027 yards with a slope rating of 142, the course features elevated tees, strategic bunkering, and water hazards woven throughout the grounds.

Indian River Club is a private, member-owned golf club in Vero Beach, Florida, founded in 1995 and set among ancient oak trees, lush palmettos, and natural wetlands. The 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by internationally recognized architect Ron Garl, whose portfolio spans more than 20 countries, and plays to a challenging 7,023 yards with a slope rating of 143.

Orchid Island Golf and Beach Club is a private seaside club founded in 1988 on Orchid Island in Vero Beach, Florida. The 18-hole Arnold Palmer-designed course stretches to 7,145 yards with a slope rating of 136, incorporating water hazards on 12 of 18 holes alongside sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Quail Valley Golf Club is a private 36-hole club founded in 1972 in Vero Beach, Florida, featuring a championship layout designed by Tom Fazio. The course was renovated by Fazio in 2005 and is known for its strategically placed water hazards, sandy waste areas, and consistently fast, well-maintained greens. Quail Valley has hosted the Senior PGA Professional Championship, adding a notable competitive history to its reputation as one of the Treasure Coast's premier private golf destinations.

RedStick Golf Club is a private 18-hole course founded in 1998 in Vero Beach, Florida, with a name drawn from the historic Indian River RedStick tribe. Designed by Rees Jones — widely known as the "Open Doctor" — the layout stretches to 7,120 yards with a slope rating of 140, featuring strategic bunkering and water hazards that reward thoughtful play over pure power.

Rio Mar Country Club is a private 18-hole club established in 1959 in Vero Beach, Florida, set within a scenic residential community along the Treasure Coast. The course was designed by prolific golf architect Joe Lee and is characterized by his signature finger bunkers and a par-72 layout playing to a slope rating of 130. The club is also known for its natural surroundings, with large flocks of white pelicans inhabiting the property for much of the year.

The Moorings Yacht & Country Club is a private golf and yachting community in Vero Beach, Florida, founded in 1973 along the scenic Indian River Lagoon. The club features two Pete Dye-designed courses — the North Course and the Hawkes Nest, which underwent a Jim Fazio renovation in 2005 — and has hosted prestigious USGA competition, including the 2012 U.S. Senior Women's Amateur Championship.

The Windsor Club is a private golf and residential community in Vero Beach, Florida, founded in 1989 by Canadian businessman and philanthropist W. Galen Weston. The 18-hole, par-72 championship course was designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., and is notable for its seven varieties of grass and a demanding island green on the fifth hole.

Vero Beach Country Club is a historic private club founded in 1924 in Vero Beach, Florida, during the height of the state's land boom. The original 18-hole layout was designed by Herbert Strong and later renovated in 1999 by Rees Jones, featuring notably tight fairways and small greens that reward precision play. The club has served as a venue for U.S. Open sectional qualifying rounds and hosted the 1987 Amateur Women's Southern Championship.