Golfers have long enjoyed playing Bent Creek Golf Course, The City of Jacksonville's public golf course. Since Bent Creek's opening in 1989, the 6,620-yard, Par 71 course has provided a fun and challenging golf experience for residents of Northeast Florida and visitors alike.

We offer a state of the art nine hole championship quality golf course, with a full practice facility including a driving range, putting and chipping green.

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

Located just 30 minutes north of Jacksonville International Airport, Fernandina Beach is a 27-hole, well-maintained, facility lying just yards from the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy the Amelia Island atmosphere at a great price.

The Champion's Club at Julington Creek championship 18-holes golf course strikes a glistening view from the first hole. Well manicured grass gracing the green and tee boxes provides a luxuriant feel. The Champions Club has its share of surprises to make the play a memorable one.

The 18-hole "King and Bear" course at the King and Bear Golf Course/World Golf Village facility in St Augustine, Florida features 7,279 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 75.2 and it has a slope rating of 141 on . Designed by Arnold Palmer/Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA, the King and Bear golf course opened in 2000.

Magnolia Point Golf and Country Club, located off U.S. Highway #17 south of Jacksonville and Orange Park, is the only full service 27-hole golf facility in Clay County. Not the typical resort or development course, Magnolia Point was designed for GOLF.

At 7,048 yards from the back tees, the Country Club of Orange Park is a driver's course, and make no mistake about it. But with four additional sets of tees, everyone can enjoy our course - not just big hitters. Besides, distance is not everything. Our golf course also requires well-placed shots to avoid the numerous water hazards and surrounding protected wetlands.

The 18-hole "Ponte Vedra" course at the Ponte Vedra Golf and Country Club At Sawgrass facility in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida features 6,383 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 70.5 and it has a slope rating of 129. Designed by Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay, ASGCA, the Ponte Vedra golf course opened in 1970.

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 Slammer and Squire, along with the entire World Golf Village Complex, was designed to honor the great game of golf, its players, history, and future. Designed by Bobby Weed with player consultants Sam "The Slammer" Snead and Gene "The Squire" Sarazen, this well manicured course preserves the pristine unspoiled wooded area, wetlands and natural beauty of the region. It is a challenging layout that does not unfairly penalize the inexperienced player.

Designed by Arthur Hill, this course was rated the 4th best new course in the nation and best new course in the Southeast by Golf Digest in 1992. It was also selected for three major USGA qualifying events and has received numerous other awards. Hill made good use of the rolling landscape found here, creating dramatic elevation changes, beautiful fairways and well bunkered greens. Plenty of oak and pine mix with shimmering blue lakes on this truly memorable course.