Amelia Island Golf Courses

This island oasis for golfers features breathtaking natural scenery, historic surroundings and some of Northeast Florida’s most revered golf courses designed by some of the game’s greats.

99 holes of unforgettable golf await just off the coast of Northeast Florida on Amelia Island, with courses designed by experts but inspired by the surrounding natural beauty. This unique blend of award-winning resorts, challenging and approachable courses, and stunning landscapes fosters some of the best golfing to be found in Northeast Florida.

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Amelia National Golf & Country Club

Designed by Tom Fazio, this premier course is widely considered one of the most visually stunning golf courses in the United States. Though the course is the star of the show, the club also features an eight-acre driving range and several additional practice areas for those looking to improve their skills amidst the picturesque landscapes of Amelia Island.

Course Tips

Fazio’s 18-hole design balances lush fairways, strategic bunkers, and polished greens with a layout that remains playable for a wide range of skill levels.

Take time to study the layout before teeing off, as several doglegs and strategically placed hazards reward smart course management.

The greens feature subtle undulation and typically roll quick and true, so a confident putting stroke goes a long way.

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Fernandina Beach Golf Club

Located within close proximity to the Jacksonville International Airport, Fernandina Beach Golf Club welcomes golfers with its scenic coastal beauty and well-maintained fairways. The course features three different 9-hole courses, each offering their own set of challenges for golf enthusiasts of any skill level. Not to be missed is the Lighthouse Driving Range.

Course Tips

With three distinct nine-hole courses, golfers can enjoy varied layouts that keep each round feeling fresh and engaging.
Take time to warm up or fine-tune your swing at the covered Lighthouse Driving Range before heading out on the course.
Tree-lined fairways framed by oaks and pines reward accuracy and smart shot placement over raw power.

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Oak Marsh at Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa

Nestled within the stunning Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa, Oak Marsh was designed in 1972 by Pete Dye and renovated in 2025 by Beau Welling. Included in Golf Digest's prestigious list of the "Top 75 Resort Courses in the U.S.", the 6,471-yard, par 72 Oak Marsh is renowned for its tidal marshes, century-old moss-draped oaks, small greens and challenging holes, making it a must-play destination for golf enthusiasts visiting Amelia Island. Exclusive for Omni resort guests and members of The Amelia Island Club.

Course Tips

Pete Dye’s design rewards thoughtful shot placement, especially on holes where marshland and water shape the landing areas.
Wind can be a factor on exposed holes, so adjusting club selection throughout the round is key.
Approach shots benefit from playing to the safest part of the green rather than chasing tucked pins.

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Little Sandy at Omni Amelia Island Resort & Spa

Little Sandy is one of the island’s hidden gems, offering a fun, yet challenging, round for golfers of any age or skill level. Little Sandy’s short, 10-hole course encircles Red Maple Lake, providing a picturesque and efficient round perfect for those seeking a fun and memorable golfing experience on Amelia Island.

Course Tips

Experienced golfers will still find a fun challenge here, with contoured greens and a dramatic island 10th hole that finishes the round.
This short course is ideal for sharpening wedge play and putting touch in a relaxed, scenic setting.
Focus on precision and pace rather than power, as distance control matters most here.

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The Amelia River Club

Heralded as one of the most prestigious courses in all of North Florida, The Amelia River Club’s par 72 course was designed by Tom Jackson and is perfect for golfers of all experience levels. The open fairways are reminiscent of a Scottish links course, while the surrounding lush landscape requires strategic and cautious ball placement to avoid groups of trees.

Course Tips

The par-3 17th island green demands accuracy, with well-placed shots delivering a particularly rewarding finish.
The 6th hole plays deceptively, pairing a forgiving tee shot with an uphill, partially blind approach guarded by trees and bunkers.
Early holes near the airport feel wide and links-style, before the course shifts to tighter, more strategic, tree-lined play.

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Golf Club at North Hampton

Designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer, strategy is at the forefront of play at Golf Club at North Hampton, with multiple approaches to each of the course’s 18 holes. The courses well-groomed fairways and undulating greens are wrapped around ten lakes, presenting gorgeous, sweeping views of the surrounding landscape and its wildlife, including cranes and eagles.

Course Tips

Accuracy off the tee is critical, especially with water hazards in play on several key holes.
Wind exposure can change how holes play, so flexibility in club choice pays off.
Conservative play into greens often leads to better scoring opportunities than aggressive lines.

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The Golf Club of Amelia Island at The Ritz-Carlton

Co-designed by golf icons Mark McCumber and Gene Littler, the course has been named one of the “Top Five Golf Resorts in Florida” by Condé Nast Traveler, thanks in part to on-property golf and beach access — the only public-access oceanfront course on the island. Also one of the “Best Places to Golf” per Golf Digest, The Golf Club of Amelia Island welcomes golf lovers to bask in the warm glow of Northeast Florida sunshine.

Course Tips

This course emphasizes strategy over length, with narrow corridors that reward controlled tee shots.
Tree-lined fairways make course management essential, particularly on longer par-4s.
Staying patient and playing to the center of greens helps avoid costly mistakes.

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Courses Nearby You Won't Want to Miss

Staying on Amelia Island does not limit your golf options to the island alone. Just across the Florida–Georgia line, several standout courses in St. Marys, Georgia sit within an easy drive and are popular additions to Amelia Island golf itineraries. These nearby courses offer a mix of links-style play, marsh views, and championship design that make them well worth the short trip.

Laurel Island Links

A Davis Love III signature design, Laurel Island Links delivers true links-style golf framed by sweeping marsh views and natural coastal features. The course is known for its well-maintained fairways and greens, approachable green fees, and scenic setting that feels distinctly different from traditional parkland layouts. Keep an eye out for local wildlife as you play.

The Club at Osprey Cove

Set against tidal marshes and conservation areas, Osprey Cove offers a refined coastal golf experience just north of Amelia Island. Designed by PGA Tour winner Mark McCumber, the course emphasizes strategy and shot placement while showcasing the natural beauty of South Georgia. Consistently recognized among Georgia’s top courses, Osprey Cove is a private club known for its peaceful setting and championship-level play.

Esplanade Golf Course | Coming Soon

Esplanade Golf Course is an upcoming addition to the regional golf scene, bringing a modern championship layout and resort-style atmosphere to the area. Designed to challenge a wide range of skill levels, this new course will offer scenic views, thoughtful design, and an inviting environment once open.

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