Architect
William Langford / John Sanford (modern design work)
Established
1963
Par / Length
72 / N/A
Access
Public / Visitors Welcome
Green Fee
N/A
Overview: Sailfish Sands is a public Stuart golf facility that currently offers an 18-hole championship course alongside a separate nine-hole course. The current county page credits John Sanford with the modern design work, while the 18-hole directory record is kept here without an unsupported par or yardage claim.
History: Martin County records trace the property to the St. Lucie River Country Club; golf began there in the 1920s, while the complete 18-hole course opened in 1963. William Langford was hired for the original 18-hole design, and the facility was later renamed Sailfish Sands after the 27-hole municipal site was reworked.
Did You Know? Sailfish Sands is part of the Florida Historic Golf Trail, connecting the current course to nearly a century of local golf history.
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2000 SE Saint Lucie Blvd
