Great Outdoors RV & Golf Resort

Great Outdoors RV & Golf Resort sits in Titusville on Florida's Space Coast, roughly midway between Daytona Beach and Melbourne. The course was designed by Ron Garl, a Florida-based architect who built a substantial portfolio of layouts across the state during the 1970s and 1980s. Garl's work typically emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural features of Florida's flat terrain, and this design follows that approach within the context of a recreational vehicle resort community. The course occupies land characteristic of central Florida's coastal plain, with modest elevation changes and routing that works around wetlands, lakes, and native vegetation. Water features come into play on multiple holes, a common element in Garl's designs and a practical necessity given the region's hydrology. The layout serves primarily as an amenity for the resort's seasonal and year-round residents, many of whom travel to the area for extended stays in recreational vehicles. Titusville's location along the Indian River Lagoon and its proximity to Kennedy Space Center give the area a distinct identity, though the course itself focuses inward on its residential setting. The facility caters to a casual golfing environment, with the design prioritizing accessibility and steady pace of play over championship length or severe hazards. The course functions as a centerpiece of the broader resort amenities rather than as a destination layout in its own right.