Cocoa Beach Country Club (Lake/River)

Overview: Lake/River combines two of Cocoa Beach Country Club’s three public nines into an 18-hole course along the Banana River. The routing is the club’s longest-rated combination in the FSGA tables, and its water-and-wildlife setting gives the municipal course a distinctly coastal Florida identity.

History: The Cocoa Beach facility is generally listed as a 1968 Charles Ankrom design, while the City of Cocoa Beach confirms the current three-nine, 27-hole structure. Lake/River is one of the rotating combinations used to turn those nines into an 18-hole round.

Did You Know? The Lake/River combination has a higher FSGA gold-tee rating than Dolphin/Lake or River/Dolphin. The rating reflects the pair’s separate nine-hole course characteristics, not a fourth standalone course at Cocoa Beach.