Vero Beach Country Club occupies a flat, open tract of land along Florida’s Treasure Coast, where wind off the Atlantic shapes daily play. The course was originally routed by Donald Ross in 1925 and later refreshed by Brian Silva, who restored many of the architect’s strategic angles while updating turf and drainage. Greens are built to USGA standards and are maintained at a firm, moderate speed that rewards approach shots kept below the wind. Fairways are bermudagrass bordered by narrow bands of rough; bunkers are edged with stacked-sod walls or simple sand lips rather than ornate rockwork. Water enters play on several holes, mostly as lateral hazards that punish pushed shots more than pulled ones. A compact practice facility sits just west of the first tee, and a single-story Mediterranean-style clubhouse anchors the property. The routing alternates between open, wind-exposed stretches and corridors lined with Australian pines and sabal palms, creating noticeable changes in both temperature and noise level from hole to hole.
Vero Beach Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 lot for sale with a list price of $549,900. The average annual property tax for Vero Beach Country Club is $2,119.
