Playability Score: 91/100 — Elite
Current conditions: 84°F, wind 6 mph, 1% chance of rain.
Updated July 9, 2026
Port St. Lucie is home to PGA Village and some of Florida's best golf value on the Treasure Coast. Winter and spring deliver dry, breezy conditions that suit its open layouts. Summer brings heat, humidity, and reliable afternoon convection, so morning tee times rule from June through September.
Spring and fall frame the Port St. Lucie golf calendar in very different ways, and the distinction matters more than casual visitors expect. March stands out as the driest month at just 11 precip days, with highs averaging 82°F — squarely inside the site's ideal 60–80°F band for part of the day — and winds that stay manageable at 12.9 mph across PGA Village's open fairways. That combination makes late winter into early spring the most reliable stretch on the Treasure Coast.
Fall is a different story. October's average high of 83°F and 20 precip days represent a meaningful step down from August's 29-day soaking, but it's a slower drying trend than many golfers anticipate. Winds in October average 11.5 mph, temperatures stay warm, and the humidity lingers well into November. Spring wins the shoulder-season comparison here — fall is improving, not yet arrived.
March delivers the fewest precip days of any month (11) and an average high of 82°F, making it the peak window for golf weather in Port St. Lucie. April technically turns windier — peaking at 13.1 mph, the windiest month of the year — and jumps to 16 precip days. Book early March if you want dry rounds on PGA Village's exposed layouts before the rain season creeps in.
Highs sit at 89°F in July with average lows of 75°F, meaning the heat never fully breaks overnight. July racks up 28 precip days — second only to August's 29 — so afternoon storms are a near-daily reality. Winds actually drop to a calendar-low 9.5 mph, which sounds appealing, but that calm air traps humidity and does nothing to cool a round started after 9 a.m.
October's 20 precip days are a real improvement over September's 27, and highs ease to 83°F. But the temperature swing is the smallest of any month at just 12°F, meaning mornings stay warm and sticky. November drops to 16 precip days and an average high of 79°F, finally nudging into comfortable range, though winds pick back up to 12.3 mph across the flat terrain.
December through February brings Port St. Lucie's coldest mornings, with January lows averaging 57°F — enough to feel genuinely cool at an early tee time. Highs recover to 74–78°F by afternoon, and precip days hold at 12–13 per month, lower than any month from April onward. February's 18°F daily temperature swing means conditions can shift considerably from first tee to the back nine.
March's 11 precip days are the fewest in the calendar year, and its 82°F average high keeps temperatures in a comfortable range. February offers similar dryness (12 precip days) with slightly cooler, more manageable highs of 78°F and the widest daily swing (18°F), so afternoons warm up nicely. November bridges into the dry season with 16 precip days and a 79°F average high, making it the most playable fall month before December's slight cooling.
March is the driest month, averaging just 11 precip days — the fewest of any month in the year. February is close behind at 12 days. If avoiding rain delays on PGA Village's courses is your priority, late February through mid-March is your best window.
Fall golf is improving but not fully reliable until November. October still averages 20 precip days, and the daily temperature range is the smallest of any month (83°F high, 71°F low), meaning it stays warm and humid all day. November drops to 16 precip days and 79°F highs, which is materially better — if you're flexible, November beats October by a noticeable margin.
Winds peak in April at 13.1 mph average and stay above 11 mph from January through May and again in October and November. The courses around PGA Village feature open, minimally treed layouts where those sustained winds affect ball flight more than on tree-lined tracks. The calmest month is July at 9.5 mph, though the trade-off is daily afternoon thunderstorms and 89°F heat.