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The Windsor Club

4.7 (107 reviews)

12300 Windsor Club Dr, Vero Beach, FL

(772) 234-4000

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The Windsor Club

4.7 (107 reviews)

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12300 Windsor Club Dr, Vero Beach, FL

(772) 234-4000

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Holes

Par

7,100

Yards

75.0

Rating

145

Slope

Yes

RangeDriving Range

The Windsor Club is an ultra-exclusive private club in Vero Beach, known for its Pete Dye-designed 18-hole championship course (with significant input from Pete and Alice Dye) that showcases classic Dye elements like deep pot bunkers, dramatic mounding, waste areas, undulating greens, and strategic water features across a par-72 layout playing around 7,000 yards. The course integrates seamlessly with the upscale residential community, offering challenging yet fair play with superb conditioning and scenic beauty on Florida's Treasure Coast. It maintains a low-key, refined atmosphere with limited membership and a focus on tradition, quality, and discretion. The club provides elegant amenities including dining, tennis, fitness, and social events in a sophisticated setting. Members appreciate the elite status, exceptional golf, and serene coastal lifestyle in one of Vero Beach's premier enclaves.

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4.7 (107 Reviews)

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Such an amazing place and location!

Juliet

5.0

8 months ago

One of the best and most prestige communities in A1A.

Rodrigo

5.0

over 5 years ago

That totally depends on how wealthy you are, if you're very wealthy it's a nice place! They have Polo, they have a restaurant, they have a convenience, Golf Course, beach club with a restaurant, but if you're not really wealthy it's really not a place to come unless you're working here for very low wages typical conservative place they don't want to pay anybody! At five star rating is for members not for people like me.

Terrance

5.0

over 6 years ago

Beautiful place. The shade that the oak tree canopy provides visitors and workers waiting to get security clearance is a welcome and unique feature among the beach residents.