Miles Grant Country Club sits in Stuart, Florida, a coastal community on the state's Treasure Coast between West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce. The course was designed by Mark Mahannah and Charles Mahannah Jr., a father-and-son architectural team that has worked primarily in Florida and the southeastern United States. The Mahannahs are known for creating layouts that balance playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural features of Florida's flat, subtropical terrain. The routing takes advantage of the region's characteristic landscape, with native vegetation, water features, and strategic bunkering defining the playing corridors. Like many Florida courses, water comes into play on multiple holes, requiring thoughtful club selection and course management. The design emphasizes shot values appropriate for a private country club setting, where members play regularly and appreciate variety in hole configurations and green complexes. Miles Grant functions as a traditional country club, serving as a social and recreational hub for its membership. The facility includes amenities typical of Florida private clubs, with dining and event spaces complementing the golf course. The club operates within Stuart's established residential golf community landscape, where courses serve both as sporting venues and neighborhood focal points. The setting reflects the relaxed character of Florida's smaller coastal cities, removed from the density of major metropolitan areas while maintaining access to regional infrastructure and services.