Indian River Preserve Golf Club

Indian River Preserve Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in Mims, Florida near Titusville, just off Interstate 95. Originally opened in 2003 and formerly known as Walkabout Golf Club, the course was co-designed by renowned golf course architect Perry Dye and LPGA champion Jan Stephenson.

The course features lush fairways across rolling terrain, surrounded by serene lakes, nature preserves, and wildlife. With five sets of tees, Indian River Preserve accommodates golfers of all skill levels and abilities. The layout provides varied challenges throughout the round in a scenic natural setting. A distinctive feature is the bonus 19th hole, a par 3 green shaped like the continent of Australia, offering a unique element to the course experience.

The facility also includes a practice facility and hosts golf leagues, outings, and tournaments. Andrei's Restaurant operates on-site, offering Key West-inspired cuisine to golfers and the general public with views overlooking the course.