The best things to do in Sebastian

“Whether you're dialing in your drive or just vibing with apps and a cocktail, BigShots Golf serves up 30 climate controlled tee boxes, doppler-based shot tracking, and arcade-style games from a comfy bay with table service.”

From the Vero Beach newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club pairs two championship golf courses with a refined Beach Club, top-tier tennis and pickleball, and Chef’s Table evenings that actually justify dressing up. Want a weekly upgrade?”

From the Vero Beach newsletter, August 27, 2026

“The Habitat Golf Course winds 6,802 yards of Par 72 golf through the Grant-Valkaria nature preserve, mixing rolling terrain, wetlands, and just enough water to keep you honest, with sandhill cranes and scrub-jays as your gallery. Public, local, and run by non-profit Golf Brevard, it’s a quietly great walk.”

From the Palm Bay newsletter, September 4, 2026

“Whether you're sneaking in nine after work this week or plotting a full 18, Sandridge Golf Club gives locals two Ron Garl championship layouts to rotate, from the ridge-hugging Dunes to the Lakes with its notorious par-4 14th island green. Bring a friend, talk trash, and actually practice that short game.”

From the Vero Beach newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Gifford Aquatic Center keeps it simple and fun with a heated zero-depth pool for the littles, real lap lanes when you want a legit swim, and an easygoing splash deck. Aqua Fit classes and year-round programs make it a go-to reset between work, errands, and life.”

From the Vero Beach newsletter, August 12, 2026

“Private club offering a Joe Lee–designed course, as well as fine dining and themed events.”

“Golf club with a driving range offering membership.”

“Aquarina Golf Club threads an Audubon-certified, par-62, 18-hole layout through the Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge, winding from Atlantic dunes to the Indian River and around eleven lakes. Public tee times, real wildlife cameos, and breezy shot-making make it an easy local go-to this week.”

From the Palm Bay newsletter, August 18, 2026