Golf courses in Jekyll Island, GA.

Jekyll Island, GA

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.

Jekyll Island, GA

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.

Jekyll Island, GA

The Indian Mound Course is one of three 18-hole courses that make up Jekyll Island Golf Club on Georgia's coast. Designed by Joe Lee, it opened in 1970 and was later reworked in 1975 to add more of Lee's fairway bunkers. The course takes its name from oyster shell mounds left by earlier native inhabitants of the island, and it winds through woodlands, marsh, and lakes. It is the shortest of Jekyll's three courses, but its par 5s play tougher than the yardage suggests and water affects nearly every hole. Indian Mound is open to the public and operated by the Jekyll Island Authority, with tee times bookable through the resort. It also hosts the annual US Kids Golf Jekyll Island Cup.