Haven’t been to this course in a long long time and our visit was not a disappointment. The staff was really friendly and helpful. The rates for as part of 67 was pretty high but everywhere is. The course was in great condition with nice fairways and greens. You can tell it has been taken care of, better than several years ago. Afterwards we had lunch at the restaurant and the food was ok, nothing that stands out but regular golf course food. The service was good as well. This is a great course to check out if you want to play a shorter par 67 18 hole course with not a lot of people.

I’ve played this course several times and genuinely enjoy it… Beautiful scenery, great layout, and worth recommending. However, I need to address a serious incident involving a staff member and another guest. As a disabled veteran with service-connected bowel issues sustained during Operation Inherent Resolve, I occasionally require urgent restroom access. I arrived at my 7:40 AM tee time ten minutes early, notified the starter of my situation, and stepped away briefly. What followed was completely unacceptable… the starter entered the restroom and peeped to see what I was doing as if I was being dishonest. That is an invasion of privacy and inappropriate conduct, full stop. Upon returning, a couple was waiting. I offered to let them play through as a courtesy. The husband responded with immediate aggression. He was dismissive, repeatedly cut me off while I was speaking, and became threatening in his tone and behavior. At no point did the starter intervene, de-escalate, or take any action to address the situation. A starter’s job includes managing the tee sheet and maintaining a safe, respectful environment for all guests. Neither happened here. I ultimately played behind this couple for nine holes at an extremely slow pace, but that is a secondary concern. The primary issue is that a customer was threatened by another guest in front of a staff member, and nothing was done. The course itself is lovely, but unfortunately I will not return unless management evaluates how their starter handles conflict and guests with accessibility needs. Edited 4/8/2026 I downgraded my review to 1 star to better reflect my experience with the personnel. The course it’s self is great, and I will hand it to you and your team, the young lady who often takes on starter duties, and the indoor staff/maintenance are all amazing, but if I have to start a round of golf with a starter who cannot properly managing a tee sheet, as well as, speak rudely to guests because of his own inadequacies, then unfortunately, that’s a 1-star review in my eyes. I did not mention the specifics earlier because, in all honesty, I took a rather satirical approach, but thought it over and assumed the issue would be addressed since this is not a one-off scenario.

We love Aquarina golf course. It’s a little gem located along the southern beaches of Brevard county. Even as a par 62 it can prove challenging with water, mangroves and greens that test the best golfer’s skills. An added bonus is the abundance of birds and wildlife found inhabiting the course to add to it’s beauty.

We love this golf course! Beautiful place to play. Great location and really friendly staff. This is our #1 place to go in the area. Great options to eat at the restaurant also.

I read through the 1 star comments and there are several about Ernie, clubhouse staff and mosquitoes that are their concern. Well I absolutely love this place. It is and will always be my number one spot to golf and I am NOT a member. Ed is the man and he ALWAYS is very pleasant. The staff has also been very kind. I have been playing there since 2001 and have never witnessed rude club house employees. Are you people going there and starting problems? Because these people are great and kind each and every time I have played there. Now onto mosquitoes and Ernie. Well, I bring bug spray for the mosquitoes (duh, it's Florida) and a quick comment to Ernie, "Go sit on a stick!" Those two things repel any issues. Actually I don't say that to Ernie. He is a pretty nice guy. I enjoy his presence. He is, as well, kind and courteous (and I am not just saying that). You complainers need some thick skin. Pansy's! Now there is one guy, I think he lives on the west side of the 9th green. I saw him messing with Trump stickers in the pin's and a couple young kids trying to catch some fish. I think his name is Ryan or something. Anyway, this place is awesome and all the people I have ever ran into there are very kind and courteous. I sure do miss Casper the friendly "golf pro" though. I bought his golf bag when he was there. I believe he turned into a cowboy and moved onto "sexy shrimp". Bottom line, this is a great place to golf if you want good fellowship and fun. But, you'll want to throat punch the ground crew when they place the pin in the most difficult spot on hole 13. Oh, and I finally EAGLED hole 14! Great pin placement there and no Trump sticker!