The Gold Course at Mariner Sands Country Club is a Tom Fazio design located in Stuart, Florida, on the state's Treasure Coast. Fazio, one of the most prolific American golf architects of the late twentieth century, created this layout as part of a residential community development in Martin County. The course reflects Fazio's characteristic approach to Florida golf design, working with the region's relatively flat terrain to create strategic interest through contouring, water features, and carefully positioned bunkers. The routing incorporates several lakes and wetland areas typical of South Florida golf courses, with water coming into play on multiple holes. Fazio's shaping creates elevation changes and visual variety in a landscape that offers little natural topography. The course features Bermuda grass playing surfaces suited to the subtropical climate, with fairways framed by native vegetation and mature landscaping that has developed since the course's construction. Mariner Sands operates as a private country club serving a residential membership community. The Gold Course is one of multiple courses at the facility, providing members with varied playing options. The club's location in Stuart places it within the broader Palm Beach County golf corridor, an area with a high concentration of private clubs and resort courses. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating enough length and strategic elements to challenge accomplished players from the back tees.

The Gold Course at Mariner Sands Country Club is a Tom Fazio design located in Stuart, Florida, on the state's Treasure Coast. Fazio, one of the most prolific American golf architects of the late twentieth century, created this layout as part of a residential community development in Martin County. The course reflects Fazio's characteristic approach to Florida golf design, working with the region's relatively flat terrain to create strategic interest through contouring, water features, and carefully positioned bunkers. The routing incorporates several lakes and wetland areas typical of South Florida golf courses, with water coming into play on multiple holes. Fazio's shaping creates elevation changes and visual variety in a landscape that offers little natural topography. The course features Bermuda grass playing surfaces suited to the subtropical climate, with fairways framed by native vegetation and mature landscaping that has developed since the course's construction. Mariner Sands operates as a private country club serving a residential membership community. The Gold Course is one of multiple courses at the facility, providing members with varied playing options. The club's location in Stuart places it within the broader Palm Beach County golf corridor, an area with a high concentration of private clubs and resort courses. The design emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating enough length and strategic elements to challenge accomplished players from the back tees.