One hour east of Orlando - and absolutely worth the drive - you'll find Baytree National, a phenomenal Gary Player design. Always in fantastic shape, the course offers elevated tees, true rolling greens, unique red shale areas, and water on seven holes. As you make your way around, you'll find some characteristics of a Scottish links, including distinctive fairway swales and berms. All this can be found in a true Florida environment with native vegetation abundant throughout. Play this course!

The beautiful Cocoa Beach Country Club is located on a peninsula surrounded by the Banana River Lagoon. The Banana River and the seventeen lakes located on property provide a natural habitat that attracts an abundance of waterfowl, other birds, dolphins, alligators, turtles, and raccoons. Assigning a name to each golf hole is one of the oldest traditions in the game of golf, and in this spirit, each of the 27 holes are named after one of the predominant species of birds that reside here. The three nines offer a wide variety of looks and challenges. Club amenities include practice putting greens, a driving range, and a "19th hole" where you can grab a bite to eat and the beverage of your choice while reminiscing over the great golf shots you just made!

Voted "Best Golf Course on the Space Coast" by Florida Today Newspaper & Space Coast Living Magazine, Duran has made a name for itself as a golf destination. Constant coastal breezes, mild mounding, native grasses, and palms set the ambiance of this elegant links accented course. Fast, true-putting TifEagle greens and large chipping areas require golfers to utilize their skills and imagination for scoring opportunities. Duran?s amenities include a lighted Development Center with unique nine-hole "Short Course." Make your Space Coast trip complete with a round at Duran, conveniently located just west of I-95 in Melbourne.

The environment is awesome and the play is invigorating on this wonderful course found about an hour east of Orlando in Brevard County. Designed by nationally acclaimed architect Charles Ankrom, the course calls into play a wide variety of natural habitats with imaginative topographic features and demanding undulating fairways. You'll feel lost in old Florida as you make your way around this exciting layout. Bring your best shot for the "Scottish" 6th hole and the Carolina-style 18th.

The Majors at Bayside Lakes is a fantastic Arnold Palmer Signature Course complete with a practice facility that was named in the "Top 10 in the World" by The Golfer Magazine. The course is reminiscent of Carolina layouts with large amounts of pine forests and sand spread out over 240 acres. A stunning 6000-square-foot Augusta style clubhouse overlooks this beautiful layout. The Majors was home to the 2003-2005 PGA Sunshine State Championship. See for yourself why all the pros were raving about these world-class TifEagle greens.

Just minutes from the Kennedy Space Center, the Gordon Lewis design at Savannahs winds through a majestic forest and several scenic lakes. The seventh hole, noted as one of the most scenic holes on Florida's East Coast, commands a well-deserved score as it tees off over a lake towards a two-tiered green with water on both sides. The back nine is a little more forgiving than the front with wider fairways and less water.

Designed by world-renowned architect Joe Lee, this award winning premier championship facility offers beautiful views of native marshlands and pristine lakes throughout. Voted as the "Best Public Golf Course in Brevard County" by Florida Today News and rated four stars by Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play", Viera East invites you to play the best for less. Located 45 minutes east of Orlando, Viera East is perfect for anyone visiting Orlando or the Space Coast. Offering six sets of tees, immaculate conditioning, and outstanding customer service, this "Coastal Gem" guarantees a memorable experience, challenge, and value like no other.

This dazzling layout is a collaboration of LPGA Tour player Jan Stephenson and renowned third-generation golf course architect Perry Dye. The course features lush, gently sloping fairways bounded by pristine lakes and indigenous flora and fauna. The fast and smooth Tifdwarf greens are boldly undulating and well protected by strategically placed bunkers and collection areas. This risk and reward venue challenges golfers of all playing abilities with five sets of tees, and if your match is not decided in regulation there is an entertaining par-three 19th hole that features an island green fashioned like the Australian continent.

A longtime Central Florida favorite with lush cypress lined fairways and well-bunkered greens, Wedgefield is a classic Florida style course. Formerly known as Rocket City and Cape Orlando, the course has matured into a player's delight. The diverse collection of holes will test all facets of your game with water on 11 holes and sixty-seven bunkers scattered throughout. Before you tee it up, keep in mind that to card a great score you'll have to survive the punishing final four holes.