Aquarina Country Club

Situated on a picturesque barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon, the Aquarina Beach and Country Club is a golfing gem in Melbourne Beach, Florida. Nestled within the tranquil Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, this 18-hole golf course provides golfers with an immersive experience in the stunning "old Florida" charm, making it an exceptional golf destination.

Designed by Charles Ankrom, the golf course is a challenging par 62 layout that extends to 4,313 yards from the longest tees. It offers a unique blend of twists, turns, sand, woods, and water, providing a true test for advanced golfers. However, three shorter tee boxes ensure that novices, ladies, seniors, youngsters, and families also find the course both playable and enjoyable.

One of the defining features of the golf course is its close integration with the local ecosystem. Winding from the Atlantic dunes to the Indian River, it weaves through groves of sabal palm and live oak trees, skirting mangrove marshes and encircling eleven pristine lakes. Golfers might even spot local wildlife, such as sea turtles, ospreys, or manatees, which call the Wildlife Refuge home. In recognition of its commitment to environmental stewardship, the course is certified by Audubon International.

The golf course at Aquarina Beach and Country Club is also notable for its design trends that enable players to complete a round in less than three and a half hours. Additionally, it's a host facility for the PGA/USGA "Tee it Forward" program, which promotes faster play, enhanced learning, better scoring, and most importantly, more fun.

From the first tee to the eighteenth green, the Aquarina Beach and Country Club offers golfers a distinctive and memorable playing experience. Whether you're a novice golfer or an experienced player, Aquarina's golf course offers a unique mix of challenge and beauty, nestled amidst Florida's captivating natural environment.