Laurel Island Links is an 18 hole Davis Love III design masterpiece that has a beautifully contoured layout which is enjoyable for players of every skill level. The picturesque course is set among tree-lined fairways, breathtaking marsh views and well bunkered greens. Laurel Island Links offers one of the finest golf experiences on the Georgia coast.

Other features at Laurel Island Links include a driving range, a large practice putting green and a practice sand bunker. Our spacious pro shop offers the finest in men's and ladies' golf apparel and high quality golf equipment and accessories.

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The golf course at Osprey Cove has received a great deal of attention lately. Golf Digest, for example, called it, "A gem . . . Must play if you're within 100 miles." GolfWeek's Golf & Travel lauded it as one of the "Top 100 Modern Courses." Designed by Mark McCumber & Associates, the design of the course was guided by McCumber's commitment to creating a course that fits the land.

At the same time, the course at Osprey Cove incorporates traditional elements of strategy, variety, balance and surprise. Another critical element of the course is hard to miss - aesthetic beauty. From the first tee to the last hole, you'll marvel at the delicate yet dramatic landscape of the St. Marys River basin.

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Just miles from the World Golf Hall of Fame in World Golf Village, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer have joined forces one more time to create the King & Bear. This beautiful tract of land represents the best of what Florida has to offer. Wetlands, marsh, praires, lakes, and mature woodlands were carefully crafted into meticulously maintained 7200 yard+ championship golf course. The course is a par-72.

Located in the heart of the World Golf Village in St. Augustine, FL, The Slammer & The Squire is an 18-hole, 72 par, 7,000 yard championship resort golf course designed by Bobby Weed with design consultants "The Slammer" Sam Snead and Gene "The Squire" Sarazan. Officially open to the public in May 1998, the course preserves the unspoiled woodlands, wetlands and natural beauty of the area and is challenging for both professional and amateur players with five sets of tees.

The Conservatory Golf Course at the Ginn Hammock Beach Resort is a Tom Watson Signature design. The course offers dramatic elevations and undulating greens not commonly found in Florida. Highlighted by man-made waterfalls, babbling brooks and veneered field stone work, Watson anticipates that this will be one of the top l8-hole golf courses in the state of Florida.

The Conservatory has nearly 76 acres of man-made lakes and three water features. Two Carolina-style creeks wind next to the greens and a large stunning waterfall serves as a natural water treatment system. With six tee boxes at each hole, the furthest playing at 7,746 yards, the course will accommodate all skill levels. 140 bunkers of coquina shell & white bunker sand dot the course. Watson also added three sod-faced bunkers, a nod to his affinity for British links-style golf. You must stay at the Hammock Beach Resort to play this course.

The namesake of the Conservatory will be a one-of-a-kind, glass-domed clubhouse. Resembling a turn-of-the-century palace, it will have an interior featuring a British West Indies flair. The clubhouse will have a fine dining restaurant, men's & ladies locker rooms, a swimming pool, fitness room as well as a full service pro shop.

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Every once in awhile you will find a course that takes your breath away, and the Ocean Course at Hammock Beach is surely one of these courses. A course that was cut out of the Atlantic Coast coastline, this Jack Nicklaus design will give you a golf experience like no other. This 7,201 yard par 72 is the only true oceanfront golf course in the state of Florida which offers you six holes which overlook the Atlantic Ocean. One of its signature holes, the 18th is a par four that stretches 468 yards along the Atlantic coast. Opened in December of 2000, you will find yourself shooting around sparkling lakes, elevated mounds, and cinnamon-colored bunkers which are made of native coquina sand. Golfers of any skill can enjoy this course with its five sets of tee boxes which offer you views forever stretching ocean.

In its short lifespan, the Ocean Course at Hammock Beach has already earned the "Top 10 New Courses You Can Play" and the prestigious Silver Medal Resort designation by Golf Magazine. At the Ocean Course at Hammock Beach you will find yourself surrounded by blue ocean, sandy dunes and a natural landscape that will give you the most enjoyable round of golf you have ever played. You must stay at the Hammock Beach Resort to play this course.

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Players of all abilities will enjoy Cimarrone's par-72, 6891 yard championship layout. Designed by renowned architect, David Postlethwait, Cimarrone's manicured course conditions and challenging design provides a fun, player-friendly experience for players of all abilities. Beginners will enjoy Cimarrone's well-defined fairways and magnificent greens. Advanced players will appreciate numerous risk-reward opportunities provided by strategically placed bunkers and a water or marsh feature on every hole.

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Clyde Johnston has designed a gem for everyone to enjoy just north of St. Augustine. This is his best effort yet in the area. Carved out of a pine forest, the course at St. Johns Golf & Country Club offers a great test for every skill level. Five tees plus a family tee vary the length of the course from a monster 7,200 yards down to almost 2,400 yards.

Depending on wind conditions, the 18-hole course can be a real bear. Take your time and enjoy the surroundings for the next four hours. The Club Car electric carts with color graphic GPS (Global Positioning System), bag protectors, and windshields make this a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Golf practice facilities & St. Joe Golf Academy, including a 10,000 square foot putting green, a separate chipping green, a double sided driving range and practice bunkers.

St. Johns Golf & Country Club is a proud host course to:

2004 PGA Tour Qualifying School (Level 2)
Len Mattiace Charity Classic
Bobby Bowden's St. Joe Spring Tour, hosted by Jacksonville Seminole BoosterClub
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Tournament
and many more great tournaments!

"The property was an architect's dream. St. Johns was a wonderful site to build a golf course, with the thick pine forest and unique features, combined with the natural wetlands and native foliage. It allowed me to create a layout with a beautiful environmental setting that I am sure will please any player." Clyde Johnston, Architect of St. Johns Golf & Country Club.

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The "KING" himself, Arnold Palmer, designed the golf course and we treat you like "ROYALTY!" This par 72 championship design is wrapped around over ten crisp spring fed lakes lined with coquina boulders and offers elevations over 40 feet. The wild grasses and rolling hills give you the feel of an Old Scottish Links Course. Be the first to play one of "The King's" newest Florida creations, North Hampton, an Arnold Palmer Signature Course will offer you an outstanding golf experience.

The Design Intent is to offer every golfer the appropriate risk-reward situations that challenges the experienced player and offers encouragement to the novice. Sixteen large lakes and over sixty contoured bunkers, in combination with meticulous landscaping, provide players with a superbly conditioned facility. The distinctive layout will test shot-making abilities and require the use of every club in the golf bag.

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Designed by renowned architect, Arthur Hills, over the past 10 years Windsor Parke Golf Club has consistently been chosen by the United States Golf Association and Florida State Golf Association to host sectional and regional qualifying for the North Florida area. USGA Qualifying events include the US Amateur, US Open, US Junior Amateur, US Publinks, US Senior Open, US Mid Amateur.

The only nationally rated course in Jacksonville, Rated 4 Star golf course by Golf Digest in 2002. Championship Practice Facility, 5 sets of tees to challenge any level. Beautiful 18 hole Championship design that winds through natural woods and a series of 9 lakes. Windsor Parke is always beautifully maintained and a must play forall golfers!

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Enormous live oaks, dripping with Spanish moss grace the Mark McCumber Royal Course, a masterpiece chiseled out of 1,000 acres of native woodland and surrounding marsh. The breathtaking magnitude of the par 72 course provides a challenge that is appreciated by professionals and amateurs alike. The course has hosted the "Mercedes Benz Collegiate," the second stage of PGA Tour qualifying, and the Marshall Faulk Celebrity Classic.

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This course may be booked on its own or as part of a "Stay & Play" package. If you are interested in the "Stay & Play" package please see the listing for"Amelia Island Plantation - Stay & Play" on the lodging page for details.

Amelia River (formerly Royal Amelia) is renowned as one of the best-conditioned courses in the area with incredibly smooth TifEagle greens, sculpted around a forest of majestic live oaks, sabal palms, pines and wax myrtles. This par 72 track, designed by Tom Jackson, which plays to a yardage of 6,823 from the back tees, is always in pristine shape with well-manicured rolling fairways, smooth bunkers and greens that challenge all skill levels. This course is unique in character and is a treat to play. "This golf course, owned by Amelia Island Plantation", is their only golf course that can be played without staying at the Amelia Island Plantation Resort."

Amelia River consists of 18-holes of challenging golf where ball control and accuracy are keys to a great game. The first hole at Amelia River is located along the border of the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport, as are #5 and #13. These fairways are wide and open giving the golfer a sense of a traditional Scottish links course. Enjoy these holes while you can because the rest contain individual and groups of trees that, while adding beauty to the course, require cautious ball placement.

The Southeast is home to some of the country's most established and famous golf courses. And now, the legacy continues at Amelia National. Tom Fazio is recognized for his dramatically beautiful and extremely playable designs. He has the unique ability to transform even the most challenging natural settings into award-winning courses.

Tom Fazio has composed a true masterpiece here that promises to challenge players of every level. Designed to provide a memorable playing experience time after time, the course was painstakingly sculpted to create interesting contours. Florida's famous fine-textured Bermuda grass is meticulously manicured to maintain close, fast greens. And an abundance of water tests players' ability while providing a beautiful, natural setting.

The Oak Marsh Golf Course is one of the truly classic Pete Dye-designed golf courses in the world. The course, built in 1972 shortly after the completion of the Harbour Town Golf Links at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is noted for its tight fairways and small greens, meandering along serpentine salt marsh creeks and through the moss draped heritage oaks for which Amelia Island is famous.

At par 72, this 6,500- yard course has 14 holes with water hazards and numerous bulkheaded greens. A variety of bunkers are placed throughout the course to add to the challenge and a natural approach has been maintained as well with the use of coquina shell cart paths, native plant life and preserved habitats for the local wildlife. Walking is allowed after 4:00 pm. Oak Marsh played host to the 1991 PGA Section Championship and 1992 Society of Seniors Championship. In addition, numerous resort tournaments are played here. Oak Marsh has been included in Golf Digest's prestigious list of the "Top 75 Resort Courses in the U.S." Oak Marsh also was selected by Travel & Leisure golf as one of "Florida's 50 Finest Courses."

This golf course may only be booked as part of a "Stay & Play" package. Ifyou want to book this golf course please see the "Amelia Island Plantation -Stay & Play" listing on the lodging page for details.

Winding along a coastal Atlantic dune ridge, Ocean Link's #4, #5, #6, #15 and #16 provide golfers with five oceanfront golf holes. The fairways and greens are parallel to the beaches of Amelia Island and meander through a unique coastal maritime hammock. This close proximity to the ocean and the ever changing sea breeze provide the golfer with exhilarating views and intriguing play.

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The TPC at Sawgrass is the home of THE PLAYERS Championship in March, which hosts an elite international field of past champions including Tiger Woods, Davis Love III, Fred Couples, David Duval, and Greg Norman. Treacherous and sand waste areas, watery oppositions on every hole, and Scottish link style bunkers are signatures of this famed par-72 course.

The Stadium Course is a target design that features water coming into play on almost every hole. This course was considered the debut of stadium golf, with plenty of pot bunkers and moguls to make even professionals squeal. "GOLF Magazine" ranked this course in the category of "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S." and "Top 100 Courses in the U.S.." "GOLFWEEK" ranked the Stadium Course under the category of "America's 100 Best Modern Courses." Pete Dye redesigned the Stadium Course in 1983. Forecaddie included in rates. You must stay at the resort to play this course.

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Designed by Pete Dye, Bobby Weed, and player consultant Jerry Pate, the Valley Course is the "younger brother" of the Stadium Course. Finished in 1987, the golf course has hosted events such as the SENIOR PLAYERS Championship, the NFL Golf Classic, and the final stage of Senior Qualifying School. Water comes into play on 6,838 yards along 18 holes, while fairways filled with hills and valleys create additional challenges. The Valley Course is a bit milder than its sister course, but it has more undulation in the fairways than the Stadium Course. Because this facility is situated only one mile from the ocean, the wind can become a major factor. Forecaddie included in rates with the exception of June 1 - October 31, 2007.

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From the oldest city in Florida, rich in history and tradition, comes a Royal gem: Royal St. Augustine Golf & Country Club. Renowned Golf Course Architect J. Christopher Commins designed this exciting 18-hole course. The 6,529 yard course meanders through lush foliage and exotic wetlands.

There are four different tee positions from which to choose. The course puts a premium on accuracy as you negotiatiate the moguled fairways, well-placed bunkers and lakes. The greens are large with gentle undulations. The practice facility boasts six target greens and a large putting green as well. They invite you to enter the community and enjoy all that the course has to offer.

Since it's inception, Royal St. Augustine has taken great pride in the near tournament conditions of their course. As you drive down the parkway leading to the Clubhouse you instantly are enticed, as you will travel parallel to the course. The course is visually intriguing created with undulating greens, shapely bunkers, and rolling terrain. The condition is everything a golfer desires. It is truly a unique golfing experience.

St. Johns Golf Club offers 27 well-maintained, championship holes and welcomes players of all ages and skills. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are here to help make your experience at SJCGC both enjoyable and memorable! St. Johns Golf Club is a 27 hole championship facility comprised of three distinct "nines". Bob Walker left his touch by integrating the original 18 hole design, with 9 new holes that provide a variety of experiences and options for the golfer.

The course offers four sets of tee boxes to accomodate the beginner, while providing a steep challenge to those who tee it from "the tips". The course is set among towering pines, natural vegitation and numerous ponds to integrate the natural beauty into the complete golf experience. The course shares its property with many of Florida's natural wildlife.

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Golfers have long enjoyed playing Bent Creek Golf Course, The City of Jacksonville's public golf course. Since Bent Creeks's opening in 1989, the 6,620-yard course has provided a fun and challenging golf experience for residents of Northeast Florida and visitors alike. Crafted by renowned architect Bobby Weed with consulting services by Mark McCumber, Bent Creek's meandering terrain takes golfers through a certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, towering pines, and alongside creeks and swales. The championship layout boasts bent grass greens, plush fairways and a state of the art lighted practice facility.

The Champions Club is an 18-hole championship course conveniently located in the Julington Creek Plantation community in beautiful northwest St. Johns County. The scenic course is timeless in its design. It represents a graceful retreat to the traditional designs of the past. It offers challenging play for both beginning and more advanced players. The course is available to both member and outside play. The course was originally developed for 9-hole play in 1988, but with new ownership in 1991 the course expanded to a full 18-hole facility designed by course designer and former PGA tour player and current ABC sports golf commentator Steve Melnyk.

PGA head golf professional Aaron Millikin described the Eagle Harbor course as one that is enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. "The course will teach them to use a variety of clubs and strategies; and will mean using more than just a 3-wood and a pitching wedge."

The 18-hole "Eagle Harbor" course at the Eagle Harbor Golf Club facility in Orange Park, Florida features 6,840 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.4 and it has a slope rating of 141 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Clyde B. Johnston, ASGCA, the Eagle Harbor golf course opened in 1993. Jay Manor manages the course as the General Manager. Eagle Harbor received a 4 Star rating by Golf Digest Magazine.

The 7,037 yard Clyde Johnston design weaves through the Florida landscape and takes on a vintage feel as he incorporates several of the classic design holes from around the world into the par-72 layout. Says Johnston, "My goal is to intersperse classic holes such as the Redan Hole, the Eden, and the Cardinal into the routing in order to lend a sense of purity to the golf experience at Eagle Landing. Those individual designs are so technically and aesthetically complete that they can truly elevate a golfing experience."

Johnston's philosophy in designing a Club course remains the same as his other courses; begin each nine relatively easy and progressively get harder. The Eagle Landing course offers six sets of tees, from championship to youth tees, allowing the course to play as easy or as difficult as desired. Eagle Landing also offers a magnificent golf clubhouse with sports bar, fully-stocked pro shop, his and her locker rooms, and an elegant restaurant overlooking sparkling water and lush fairways.

Located just 20 minutes from downtown Jacksonville, our 6,892-yard private facility is located a stone's throw from the Ribault Monument which commemorates France's early attempt at colonizing the area, only to be driven off by the Spanish. And though Arnold Palmer redesigned our course in 1986, we're the same Hidden Hills that played host to Greater Jacksonville Open victories by Gary Player, Tony Jacklin and Don January from 1968-71.

Hidden Hills Country Club Arnold Palmer CoursePalmer's creativity helped create an unforgettable, championship-caliber golf course unmatched in natural beauty that makes excellent use of rare hilly terrain to create a unique Florida golf challenge. Our gorgeous fairways, lined with majestic pines and stately oaks, and our impeccably manicured yet unpredictable greens have gained for Hidden Hills the reputation of being one of the most challenging courses in North Florida.

Low handicappers like the variety of Hidden Hills, a varied mix of one-third very long holes, one-third medium length holes and one-third short holes. Sharp doglegs, strategic placement of water hazards and putting surfaces that are mostly elevated serve up a mighty test for the low handicapper. However, our five sets of tees work to even things out so that golfers of all abilities will enjoy playing Hidden Hills.

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The Golf Club at Fleming Island in Jacksonville, Florida offers players an award-winning golf experience from the moment they arrive. Designed by local architect Bobby Weed, Fleming Island provides players with a stunning design and diverse backdrops of native wetlands, dense timbers, and waste areas. Throughout its existence, The Golf Club at Fleming Island has earned the mark of a champion. Since our opening in 2000, we offer our guests an award-winning experience, which has included the following national honors:

5th Best New Affordable Public Golf Course in America-Golf Digest, 2002 Qualifier Site for 2003 United States Open One of the Top 50 Public Courses in the Country for Under $50-Golf Magazine, 2004

Our 18 hole layout covers more than 6,800 yards from the championship tees and brings with it a par of 71. Players of all abilities will enjoy the stark contrast of both nines. Local Jacksonville golf course designer, Bobby Weed offers players a links-style front nine, complete with 5 sets of tees, creative undulations, water, and carefully placed sand bunkers. Our back nine has been carved out of standing timberland, providing an atmosphere of solitude, all within the context of a natural terrain.

The newly renovated Pine Course is an Arnold Palmer Signature design and is a favorite of tournament players. A fixture among the rankings of Florida's best, the Pine Course has hosted scores of professional and prestigious amateur events. Fortunately for big hitters, it can also be forgiving. There is water on half its holes, and long-iron approach shots are not uncommon.

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Designed by PGA-tour veterans Marck McCumber and Gene Littler, the 18-hole course at The Golf Club of Amelia Island embodies the ultimate in pure golfing pleasure. But they haven't forgotten the kinds of challenges that make golf much more then a game. The meticulously maintained course winds its way through palm, pine, and oak trees, affording spectacular views of Amelia Island's rich natural treasures.

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Teeming with natural wildlife, Oak Bridge is a short, tight course featuring water on every hole and requiring straight tee shots by great iron players. The 13th hole - a 378-yard, par-4 straightaway - necessitates the fiercest water negotiation. Roughs punctuate the right fairway of this Jacksonville golf course, and a lake ribbons along the left from the tee to skirt the front of a shallow, two-tiered green with a bunkered elevation.

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The recent Grand Reopening of Cypress Course gives golfers a variety of scenic backdrops, from pine and hardwood forests reminiscent of the Carolinas to love grass and pot bunkers that might fit nicely on Scottish Links. This Signature course is unmistakably Northeast Florida with its marshlands, lakes and magnificent wildlife. Golfers depart Cypress Course remembering tight fairways, testing par-3s and abundant wildlife.

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Designed by Arnold Palmer's chief architect, Ed Seay, the golf course at Marsh Landing Country Club is exceptional for its natural environment. The 6,841-yard, par-72 layout weaves past pockets of intracoastal marshes and towering pines. Its a tremendous challenge for players, and a visual splendor as well as the course is also home to an extraordinary array of wildlife. Exotic birds flit from one ancient oak trees draped with Spanish moss to another while osprey can be seen skimming the water as they approach their nests in the neighboring lagoons.

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Sawgrass Country Club features 27 holes of championship golf, designed by noted course architect, Ed Seay of Palmer Course Design. Consistently ranked in the top 100 courses to play and among the "Best in State" by Golf Digest, subscribers also rated Sawgrass in the top 10 courses in terms of service. Marriott golfers encounter water on 24 of the 27 holes throughout the medley of challenging nines stretched over 10,340 yards. The 7,072-yard, par-72 East/West rotation has earned the time-honored distinction as "the original Sawgrass."

The Sawgrass Oceanside Course (East-West) gained its reputation as the home of THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP of The PGA TOUR from 1977 to 1981 when the course, along with the treacherous March winds, tested the greatest players in the game. The par-72 East-West course has an array of spectacular golf holes, most notably the daunting par 5, East No. 4 with a tantalizing peek at the ocean as you make your way from the green to the next tee.