Golf courses in St. Simons Island, GA.

St. Simons Island, GA

The Seaside Course at Sea Island Golf Club on St. Simons Island, Georgia, traces back to 1929, when Harry Colt and Charles Alison built a nine on the marsh edge of a former plantation. A second nine, Marshside, was added later, and Tom Fazio combined and redesigned the two into the single 18-hole Seaside course in 1999. The course plays along tidal marsh and the Atlantic, with sandy waste areas, low dunes and almost no trees on the outer holes. Wind off the water is the main defense, and the greens are exposed enough that holding them from distance is difficult. The closing stretch runs beside the beach. Seaside hosts the RSM Classic on the PGA Tour each November, sharing the tournament with the club's inland Plantation course. Access is through the Sea Island resort and club, and caddies are available.

St. Simons Island, GA

The Plantation Course at Sea Island on St. Simons Island, Georgia, traces back to a 1920s Walter Travis layout on the old Retreat Plantation property. Rees Jones rebuilt the course in the late 1990s, and Love Golf Design carried out a further renovation in 2019. The golf is coastal lowcountry: marsh, tidal creek and live oak, with the wind off St. Simons Sound shaping how holes play through the day. Fairways are broad, the greens are Bermuda and quick, and marsh carries replace conventional hazards on several holes. It is the quieter of the two courses at the Sea Island Golf Club property and is open to resort guests and members.

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The Hampton Club is the golf course of The King and Prince Beach & Golf Resort on St. Simons Island, set on the north end of the island among tidal marshes and ancient oaks. The course underwent a full redesign by Love Golf Design, the firm led by Davis Love III, reopening in 2024 with rebuilt greens, reimagined holes and a routing that leans into the marshland setting. It is open to the public and to resort guests.

St. Simons Island, GA

Sea Palms Golf & Tennis Resort is on St. Simons Island, Georgia, part of the Golden Isles along the Georgia coast, and dates to 1967. The original 18 holes were designed by architect George Cobb, running through live oaks, marsh edges, and lagoons typical of the Georgia lowcountry. A third nine was later added by designer Tom Jackson across the street from the original two nines, giving the property 27 holes that can be combined into different 18-hole rounds. The resort's primary 18-hole configuration plays to roughly 6,600 yards at a par of 72 and is open to resort guests and members, with a practice facility on site.