Brevard's Top Golf Courses
The highest rated golf courses on the Space Coast that are open to public play, ranked by what golfers rate them on GolfPass course reviews.
How we ranked
Ranked by average public rating on GolfPass course reviews as of Oct. 31, 2026, minimum 100 reviews. Ties go to the course with more reviews. We include Brevard courses that are open to public play (public, semi-private, municipal and resort courses) and were operating when we checked; private clubs and military courses are not included. Each rating links to its GolfPass page. Course details (holes, par, yards, year and designer) are as listed on GolfPass.
Ratings change; check with each course for current conditions and rates.
No course paid to be listed, and the order is not influenced by advertising.
Ratings: GolfPass golfer reviews, as of Oct 31, 2026
Rank 1: The Habitat Golf Course
4.6out of 5 418 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 6,751 yds
- Public
A Charles Ankrom design set in a nature preserve, opened in 1991. Run by Golf Brevard, a group founded in 2018 to keep public golf going in Brevard.
Rank 2: The Great Outdoors Golf Club
4.5out of 5 1,271 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 6,336 yds
- Resort (open to the public)
The course at The Great Outdoors RV and golf community, opened in 1988. The course's site says it welcomes public play.
Rank 3: Duran Golf Club (Championship Course)
4.2out of 5 932 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 7,050 yds
- Public
A links-style layout designed by Chip Powell, opened in 2005. The club also has a lighted nine-hole par-3 course.
Rank 4: Aquarina Beach and Country Club
4.2out of 5 784 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 62
- 4,313 yds
- Semi-private
A shorter par-62 layout on the barrier island, designed by Charles Ankrom, opened in 1996.
Rank 5: Viera East Golf Club
4.1out of 5 1,845 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 6,669 yds
- Public
A Joe Lee design near the Indian River, opened in 1994.
Rank 6: Baytree National Golf Links
3.9out of 5 1,596 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 7,043 yds
- Semi-private
A Gary Player design, opened in 1992.
Rank 7: Space Coast Golf Club
3.9out of 5 1,051 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 72
- 6,422 yds
- Public
Formerly The Savannahs at Sykes Creek. A Gordon G. Lewis design, opened in 1989.
Rank 8: Spessard Holland Golf Course
3.9out of 5 254 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 67
- 5,040 yds
- Public
An executive course near the ocean, opened in 1977. Run by Golf Brevard, which also runs The Habitat.
Rank 9: Barefoot Bay Golf Course
3.6out of 5 421 reviews on GolfPass
- 18 holes
- Par 60
- 3,689 yds
- Semi-private
An executive course designed by Joe Lee, opened in 1972. The course's site says non-residents can book tee times.
Rank 10: Cocoa Beach Country Club
3.5out of 5 925 reviews on GolfPass
- 27 holes
- Par 72
- 6,393 yds
- Public (city-owned)
A city-owned club with three nine-hole courses (River, Dolphin and Lakes), played as 18-hole pairings. Par and yards are for the Lakes/Dolphin pairing.
Ratings are averages of reviews posted by golfers on GolfPass and are shown as published there on Oct. 31, 2026. Course names link to each course's own website. Know a course we missed or one that has changed? Let us know.