Indian Hills Golf Course

Fort Pierce's city-owned 18-hole course: what a round costs as posted, which card saves money, how to book and what the city has bid out there.


Short answer: Indian Hills Golf Course, the City of Fort Pierce's 18-hole course at 1600 S 3rd Street, posts September and October 2026 rates of $37 to $40 per player with cart and $27 for nine holes or after 3:00 PM, plus 7% sales tax. City residents can buy a $50.00 Savings Card for 20% off. City pages list 772-465-8110 and a tee time line, 772-461-9620.

Last verified: October 22, 2026, against the sources listed at the end of this page.

How much does a round at Indian Hills Golf Course cost?

Indian Hills Golf Course in Fort Pierce posts September and October 2026 rates of $37 to $40 per player for 18 holes, cart included, and $27 for nine holes or for play after 3:00 PM (City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills rates).

Indian Hills Golf Course rates per player, as posted for September and October 2026 by the City of Fort Pierce
Tee timePosted rate
7:00 to 8:00 AM$37
8:00 AM to Noon$40
Noon to 3:00 PM$37
9 holes, any time$27
After 3:00 PM$27

The Fort Pierce rate card says every price includes a golf cart and is subject to 7% sales tax, and that members receive 20% off the posted rates (Indian Hills rates page). The card also notes that from October 1, carts are due in by 6:30 pm.

The City of Fort Pierce describes Indian Hills as its public municipal golf course in the city's own answer to that question (City of Fort Pierce FAQ), and the course pages sit under city Departments with the main number 772-465-8110 (Indian Hills Golf Course page).

What do the Indian Hills Savings Card and pickleball membership cost?

The Indian Hills Golf Savings Card costs $50.00 for City of Fort Pierce residents and $70.00 for other Florida residents, lasts one year, and takes 20% off all golf fees (Indian Hills memberships page).

Indian Hills memberships as posted by the City of Fort Pierce
MembershipPriceProof or terms posted
Savings Card, City of Fort Pierce resident$50.00Florida driver's license with a Fort Pierce address, or a City of Fort Pierce property tax bill
Savings Card, Florida resident$70.00Florida driver's license with a Florida address, or a property tax bill for a Florida home
Pickleball membership$75Unlimited play for one year from purchase
Pickleball guest with a member$5 for the dayGuest checks in for a daily bracelet
Unaccompanied pickleball play$10 daily rateOnly as available

Besides the golf fee discount, the Fort Pierce Savings Card gives 20% off GHIN handicap services and range balls, 10% off pro shop merchandise not already on sale, and tee times booked 7 days ahead (memberships page). Pickleball members must wear the membership bracelet, and evening court hours follow the golf cart hours. Both Savings Cards expire one year after purchase, according to the same Fort Pierce page.

Where is Indian Hills Golf Course and which number books a tee time?

Indian Hills Golf Course is at 1600 S 3rd Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34950, and the city lists two numbers: 772-465-8110 as the course phone and 772-461-9620 for tee times (Indian Hills contact page).

The Fort Pierce course pages for rates, memberships and the course itself print only 772-465-8110 in their footers (Indian Hills Golf Course page), and the About page tells golfers to call (772) 465-8110 for rates and tee times (Indian Hills about page). The contact page and the city FAQ give 772-461-9620 for tee times (City of Fort Pierce FAQ).

The city FAQ places the course 1 block east of U.S. Highway 1 off Ohio Avenue in Fort Pierce (city FAQ on the municipal golf course). Mail goes to P.O. Box 1480, Fort Pierce, FL 34954, rather than the street address (contact page).

What is the Indian Hills course like?

Indian Hills is an 18-hole, links style course of over 6,555 yards built on natural sugar sand, with TifEagle greens and 72 sand bunkers, according to the City of Fort Pierce (Indian Hills about page).

The course dates to 1942, and the City of Fort Pierce acquired it in 2002, after which the city commissioned a golf course architect to redesign all 18 holes (about page). The city says the sugar sand base drains well enough to keep the course playable in wet summer months with few weather cart restrictions, and that it plays firm and fast in the drier winter season.

Practice areas at the Fort Pierce course include a 320-yard driving range, a short game practice area and a putting green (about page, facility highlights). Range balls are among the items discounted 20% for Savings Card holders (memberships page).

Can a group hold a charity tournament at Indian Hills?

Yes: the City of Fort Pierce says Indian Hills hosts local charity tournaments and events for up to 120 participants (Indian Hills about page).

The city FAQ adds that the course specializes in tournament operations and customer service for businesses and charities, and it directs organizers to call 772-461-9620 and ask for the Head Professional (City of Fort Pierce FAQ). The Fort Pierce contact page lists the same 772-461-9620 number as its tee time line (contact page).

What did the City of Fort Pierce put out to bid at Indian Hills?

Under Bid No. 2024-018, the City of Fort Pierce sought contractors to build four pickleball courts, a pervious golf cart staging area and a 36 space paved parking lot at Indian Hills (Bid No. 2024-018 bid document).

The Indian Hills bid document adds landscaping, site lighting, storm drainage and service extensions for future water and sewer connections to that scope, and its sample contract lists a parking lot, sidewalks, the cart staging area and four pickleball courts with lighting, landscaping and irrigation (bid document, purpose and contract).

Bid No. 2024-018, Indian Hills Golf Course Expansion, City of Fort Pierce tabulation (opening February 21, 2024)
BidTotal bid price
Lowest bid (Indiantown firm)$757,149.80
Second bid (Okeechobee firm)$883,511.80
Third bid (Stuart firm)$948,557.94

The tabulation, opened February 21, 2024, records three responses out of 27 solicitations and shows the recommended award as pending at that time (Bid No. 2024-018 tabulation). The invitation to bid in the bid document gives the due time as 3:00 PM, Thursday, February 29, 2024 (bid document, invitation to bid). The Fort Pierce memberships page sells an Indian Hills Pickleball Membership at $75 a year, with evening court hours tied to golf cart hours (memberships page).

Is Indian Hills Golf Course the same place as the Indian Hills Recreation Area?

No: the Indian Hills Recreation Area is a separate 65 acre site on Savannah Road that the City of Fort Pierce manages, while the golf course sits at 1600 S 3rd Street (St. Lucie County, Indian Hills Recreation Area).

The recreation area has picnic pavilions, nature and fitness trails, a disc golf course, a canoe and kayak launch and a 10 foot wide multi-use SUN Trail segment of 1.4 miles running from just south of Savannah Road to Indian Hills Drive, and the county lists (772) 467-3000, City of Fort Pierce, as its contact (Indian Hills Recreation Area page). The county lists the site among its preserves, and its finished stormwater project treats runoff from a 1,242 acre watershed of urban and commercial land before it reaches the Indian River Lagoon.

The city golf pages give the Fort Pierce course address as 1600 S 3rd Street and its phone as 772-465-8110 (Indian Hills Golf Course page). Last verified: October 22, 2026, with a recheck of the Indian Hills rates, about, memberships, contact and course pages, the City of Fort Pierce FAQ, the Bid No. 2024-018 documents and the county page for the Indian Hills Recreation Area.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a round of golf at Indian Hills in Fort Pierce?

The September and October 2026 rate card lists $37 to $40 per player for 18 holes with cart, and $27 for nine holes or after 3:00 PM, plus 7% sales tax.

Who owns Indian Hills Golf Course?

The City of Fort Pierce, which acquired the course in 2002. The course itself dates to 1942.

What is the phone number for Indian Hills Golf Course?

City pages list 772-465-8110 as the course phone and 772-461-9620 for tee times. The street address is 1600 S 3rd Street, Fort Pierce.

Is there a discount card for Indian Hills Golf Course?

Yes. The Golf Savings Card costs $50.00 for City of Fort Pierce residents and $70.00 for other Florida residents, and gives 20% off golf fees for one year.

Does Indian Hills Golf Course have pickleball?

The city sells an Indian Hills Pickleball Membership at $75 for one year of unlimited play, with guests at $5 a day when accompanied by a member.

Sources

  1. City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills Rates https://www.cityoffortpierce.com/768/Rates Used for: green fees, tax, member discount
  2. City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills About Us https://cityoffortpierce.com/767/About-Us Used for: 1942, 2002, course features
  3. City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills Memberships https://www.cityoffortpierce.com/769/Memberships Used for: Savings Card, pickleball membership
  4. City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills Golf Course https://www.cityoffortpierce.com/1014/Indian-Hills-Golf-Course Used for: address, main phone
  5. City of Fort Pierce, Indian Hills Contact Us https://www.cityoffortpierce.com/770/Contact-Us Used for: tee time line, mailing address
  6. City of Fort Pierce FAQ https://cityoffortpierce.com/m/faq?cat=19 Used for: location, tournaments
  7. City of Fort Pierce Bid No. 2024-018 bid document https://cityoffortpierce.com/DocumentCenter/View/29783/Bid-No-2024-018---Bid-Document-?bidId= Used for: expansion scope
  8. City of Fort Pierce Bid No. 2024-018 tabulation https://www.cityoffortpierce.com/DocumentCenter/View/29914/Bid-No-2024-018---Indian-Hills-Golf-Course-Expansion Used for: bid totals
  9. St. Lucie County, Indian Hills Recreation Area https://www.stlucieco.gov/departments-and-services/environmental-resources/county-preserves/indian-hills-recreation-area Used for: separate recreation area
Last updated: October 22, 2026

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