Island Pines Golf Club

Overview: Island Pines Golf Club is an 18-hole Arthur Young design in Fort Pierce, playing to par 72 and 5,982 yards from the longest tees. The club's current description presents a compact Florida parkland test with a welcoming local character, year-round golf and a distinctive practice setup. Its range of tees keeps the routing approachable while the longest layout still asks for accurate ball striking.

History: The course opened in 1971 and has retained the Island Pines name through more than five decades of play. Young's original design remains the architectural reference used by the club today. Current records differ on some older scorecard distances, so this profile uses the club's own present-day par and yardage figures rather than carrying an older directory measurement forward.

Did You Know? Island Pines advertises an aqua driving range, an unusual practice feature in a current course description. The facility combines that range with the 18-hole course, making the practice experience part of the property's identity rather than an afterthought.