Quail Valley Golf Club sits in Vero Beach on Florida's Treasure Coast, designed through a collaboration between Tommy Fazio and professional golfer Nick Price. The course opened in the late 1990s as part of a residential community development, bringing together Fazio's design lineage—he is a nephew of Tom Fazio—with Price's competitive insights from his years on the PGA Tour. The partnership aimed to create a layout that balances strategic interest for accomplished players with playability for a range of skill levels. The routing takes advantage of the natural Florida terrain, incorporating wetlands, native vegetation, and stands of mature trees that define holes and frame playing corridors. Water features appear throughout the design, typical of the region's low-lying topography, and require thoughtful club selection and course management. The layout emphasizes positioning off the tee, with fairway contours and hazard placement that reward accuracy over pure distance. Greens are moderately contoured with surrounding bunkering that reflects the design sensibilities of the Fazio family tradition. Quail Valley operates as a private club serving its residential membership and maintains a relatively low profile compared to some of the more prominent resort courses along Florida's Atlantic coast. The club provides a year-round golf option in an area known for its temperate winter climate, attracting both full-time residents and seasonal members who spend part of the year in South Florida.