QUAIL VALLEY GOLF CLUB

The Joe Lee design threads through mature Florida hammock, where towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss create cathedral-like playing corridors that feel more like the Carolinas than the Treasure Coast. Water comes into play on a dozen holes, but it's the strategic bunkering and undulating greens that separate weekend hackers from players who understand course management. The par-4 16th demands a forced carry over wetlands to a peninsula green that rewards precision over power—exactly the kind of thinking man's hole that made Lee's reputation in the 1970s.