Sebastian Municipal Golf Course is a public, 18-hole golf course in Sebastian, Florida. It was designed by Charles Ankrom and opened for play on November 17, 1968. It is situated on more than 150-acres of land and has some very challenging holes. The goal of the golf course is designed to provide an enjoyable experience for all levels of players and provide a challenge for experienced players.

Rated four stars by Golf Digest, the course features rolling fairways, well-bunkered greens, and water hazards coming into play on eleven holes. The signature hole at Sebastian Municipal is the 17th. It features doglegs to both left and right with water hazards on both sides of the fairway. Two other par 3s have water hazards, and there are six consecutive pars 4s where players can see their score deteriorate quickly if they don't keep it straight off the tee.

Amenities for golfers at the club include a driving range, chipping green with sand trap, a practice bunker, and putting greens. Players will also enjoy the magnificent clubhouse which offers several dining options.

The Sebastian Municipal Golf Course has been the recipient of numerous awards for the public golf courses (including being voted 11 times as one of America's 100 best public courses). Many PGA events have been held at this golf course. This includes the Senior Tournament Players Championship in 2010 and 2012 and the Southern Farm Bureau Classic in 2001.

Images courtesy of: golfpass.com and golfmaintenance.com