Bent Pine Golf Club sits in Vero Beach on Florida's Treasure Coast, designed by Joe Lee and opened in the mid-1970s. Lee, a prolific Florida architect who shaped dozens of courses across the state during his career, worked extensively with the region's flat terrain and natural water features. At Bent Pine, he routed the course through native pine flatwoods and incorporated the wetlands and lakes characteristic of coastal Florida into the strategic design. The layout reflects Lee's typical approach to Florida golf: generous fairway corridors balanced by water hazards that require thoughtful club selection and course management. The pines provide definition and some canopy, while the wetland areas introduce both visual interest and penalty for errant shots. Greens are moderately sized and contoured to accept well-played approach shots, consistent with the design sensibilities of the era. Bent Pine operates as a private club serving the Vero Beach community. The course provides year-round golf in a region known for its quieter, less commercial character compared to Florida's busier coastal resort areas. The club maintains the traditional layout while adapting maintenance practices to contemporary environmental standards common along Florida's Atlantic coast, where water management and native habitat preservation have become increasingly important considerations.

Bent Pine Golf Club sits in Vero Beach on Florida's Treasure Coast, designed by Joe Lee and opened in the mid-1970s. Lee, a prolific Florida architect who shaped dozens of courses across the state during his career, worked extensively with the region's flat terrain and natural water features. At Bent Pine, he routed the course through native pine flatwoods and incorporated the wetlands and lakes characteristic of coastal Florida into the strategic design. The layout reflects Lee's typical approach to Florida golf: generous fairway corridors balanced by water hazards that require thoughtful club selection and course management. The pines provide definition and some canopy, while the wetland areas introduce both visual interest and penalty for errant shots. Greens are moderately sized and contoured to accept well-played approach shots, consistent with the design sensibilities of the era. Bent Pine operates as a private club serving the Vero Beach community. The course provides year-round golf in a region known for its quieter, less commercial character compared to Florida's busier coastal resort areas. The club maintains the traditional layout while adapting maintenance practices to contemporary environmental standards common along Florida's Atlantic coast, where water management and native habitat preservation have become increasingly important considerations.