Laurel Island Links

Fernandina Beach, FL · 15 mi away

The Golf Club at North Hampton is an 18-hole course in Fernandina Beach, Florida, near Amelia Island. It was designed by Arnold Palmer, working with longtime collaborator Ed Seay, and is built through coastal dunes and wooded terrain typical of the area. The layout crosses more than 40 feet of elevation change and includes about ten spring-fed lakes lined with coquina boulders, along with native grasses framing the fairways. Greens are large and undulating, and several holes bring water into play off the tee or on approach shots. The course plays over 7,100 yards from the back tees, with multiple forward tee options for different skill levels. It operates as part of a golf and residential community and is open for public play, with a clubhouse, dining, and event facilities on site.

Fernandina Beach, FL · 17 mi away

The Amelia River Club, located on Amelia Island in Fernandina Beach, is a championship course designed by Tom Jackson and established in 2000. The layout is sculpted around a diverse forest of live oaks, Sabal palms, and pines, playing to 6,808 yards from the back tees. Known for its manicured fairways and exceptionally smooth TifEagle Bermuda greens, the course incorporates natural wetlands and water hazards, most notably 'Alligator Creek,' which comes into play on multiple holes. The facility underwent significant enhancements in 2022, including the addition of a state-of-the-art Performance Center and a new Pro Shop. The course is ranked among the top 25 in Florida by GolfPASS and is recognized for its challenging pin positions and scenic views, particularly on the par-3 17th hole which features an island-style green overlooking the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport.

Jekyll Island, GA · 20 mi away

The Pine Lakes Course at Jekyll Island Golf Club is a Dick Wilson design on Jekyll Island, Georgia, one of four public courses on this historic barrier island owned by the State of Georgia. The 6,802-yard, par-72 layout winds through mature pine forests and coastal marshes with classic Lowcountry character. Jekyll Island Golf Club is one of the largest public golf complexes in the Southeast, offering 63 holes of public golf on a state-owned island accessible to all Georgia residents and visitors.

Waverly, GA · 20 mi away

Golf and a teaching academy in Waverly

Jekyll Island, GA · 20 mi away

The Great Dunes Course on Jekyll Island traces its origins to Walter Travis, his final design before his death in 1927, with the course opening the following year for members of the Jekyll Island Club. Set along the Atlantic coastline, it stands as one of the earliest examples of oceanfront golf built on the Georgia coast. After decades of alteration, restoration work has revived elements of the original Golden Age routing. The public course is operated through the Jekyll Island Authority, giving golfers a rare surviving link to the island's Gilded Age club era.

Amelia Island, FL · 21 mi away

Oak Marsh is one of the golf courses at Omni Amelia Island Resort in Fernandina Beach, Florida, built along salt marsh creeks and beneath heritage oaks on the barrier island. It was designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1972, shortly after Dye's Harbour Town Golf Links in South Carolina. The course is known for tight fairways and small greens typical of Dye's early work, and it underwent a $7.4 million renovation led by architect Beau Welling that reopened in 2025, which rebuilt the greens and bunkers while preserving Dye's original strategy. It plays to a par of 72 across 18 holes, measuring 6,471 yards. Oak Marsh is reserved for registered resort guests and golf club members rather than the general public, with tee times arranged through the resort's golf shop.