Resort · 18 holes
Omni Amelia Island Plantation - Oak Marsh Course
Amelia Island, FL
Amelia Island, FL
39 Beach Lagoon Road, Amelia Island, FL 32034
About this course
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.
Type
Resort
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,471
Established
1972
LooperScore
75.4
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Design & architects
- Pete Dye, architect
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