Hidden Hills has been a favorite among golfers in northeast Florida for 50 years, including seven years host to the Greater Jacksonville Open. The course is an Arnold Palmer design with includes scenic rolling hills, curves and contours on all 18 holes which create plenty of fair challenges and an exciting game of golf.  

Since Bent Creek Golf Course opening in 1989, the par-71 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 Golf Sanctuary of towering pines, Florida live oaks, alongside creeks and natural swales. The championship layout boasts bent grass greens, plush fairways and a state of the art lighted practice facility. Golfers have long enjoyed Bent Creek for course conditioning and great value.

Clyde Johnston has designed this gem of a course located between Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Carved out of a pine forest and around wetlands, 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 7,200 yards down to 2,400 yards.

Depending on wind conditions, the 18-hole course can be a real challenge. Take your time and enjoy the surroundings for the next four hours. New carts with GPS will help make a comfortable and enjoyable experience for our club guests in addition to getting off to a proper start with a warmup on our fine golf practice facility. St. Johns Golf & Country Club has been a proud host course for PGA Tour Q-School qualifiers and many more great regional tournaments.