The World Golf Village is considered the most ambitious golf project in the history of the game. The first course, The Slammer and The Squire, was designed by architect Bobby Weed and named for golf legends Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. Golfers of all levels are provided a challenge, yet five sets of tees allow the player to choose a length to meet h... More

There's never been a course like this. For the first time in history, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus have teamed together and built The King & The Bear at World Golf Village. The two golf legends have collaborated on a truly remarkable course of unparalleled beauty, challenge, and design. The course features loblolly pines and open meadows on the ... More

The Clyde Johnston design at St. Johns is one of Jacksonville's most underrated courses. Part of a master-planned Arvida community near St. Augustine, it's obvious that much thought went into the design. Perhaps the best feature is the numerous sets of tees that Johnston built. You can take it back to the gold markers at over 7200 yards or play it ... More

The natural beauty of the land has shaped Palencia's 7,100-yard championship course. The Arthur Hills' design winds throughout this upscale, planned community, providing dramatic natural views of ancient oak hammocks and the serene marshes of the Intracoastal Waterway. A stunning 30,000 square-foot clubhouse reminiscent of St. Augustine overlooks t... More

The Golf Club at South Hampton is another great Mark McCumber design found in the Jacksonville area. The course features 16 large lakes and over sixty contoured bunkers surrounded by acres of tall pines and native oaks. The designer's intent is to present every golfer the appropriate risk, offering encouragement to the novice while still challengin... More

Known as "The Wild One," Cimarrone weaves its way around 17 lakes, creating a series of beautiful scenic views while challenging your game. The David Postlethwait design features rolling fairways, contoured greens, and five sets of elevated tees. Always meticulously maintained, this dynamic layout will provide a memorable, demanding, and enjoyable ... More

Timeless in its design, Champions Club at Julington Creek represents a graceful retreat to traditional designs of the past. The scenic course winds through majestic woods and sparkling lakes while offering challenging play for golfers of all levels. Tall pines give the layout a Carolina feel and provide a sense of isolation from hole to hole. Champ... More

Bobby Weed is one of America's most recognized golf course architects, and after a round at the Golf Club at Fleming Island you'll understand why. Weed made great use of the natural surroundings and wove the 6800-yard layout through mature towering pines. Featuring a "casually elegant" clubhouse, the facility provides great course conditions, world... More

This Arthur Hills masterpiece has been selected for five national USGA qualifying tournaments including the US Open. Rated four stars in Golf Digest's "Best Places to Play," the club is considered by many to be one of the area's best and is known for its playability. In fact, the National Golf Course Owner's Association has recognized it as ... More

Designed by award-winning architect Clyde Johnston, Eagle Harbor has been considered one of Jacksonville's finest layouts since opening in 1993. The semi-private course was skillfully carved from a forest of 60-foot pines and provides an exciting and challenging round of golf. Always in good condition, the layout features multi-tiered greens, rolli... More