Cocoa Beach Country Club (River/Dolphin)

Overview: River/Dolphin is an 18-hole pairing made from two of Cocoa Beach Country Club’s public nines. The route follows the municipal club’s Banana River setting and is listed at 6,193 yards from the championship tees by a current course database.

History: The facility is commonly attributed to Charles Ankrom and dated to 1968. Its current identity is broader than a single 18-hole course: the city operates Dolphin, Lakes, and River as three nines, while the FSGA records River/Dolphin as one of the available combinations.

Did You Know? Cocoa Beach’s hole names form a local field guide. The city says all 27 holes are named for bird species that can be observed around the course, and the signs pair each name with a bird silhouette.