
FROM HOLES TO HOPS
Golfers can take full advantage of the “nineteenth hole” and traditional post game drink here in Northeast Florida.
With over 44 golf courses, and a beer scene that’s brewing up faster than it takes the head to settle on a cold one, you can go from holes to hops (or sand to suds, if it was an “off” round) all along Florida’s First Coast.

Amelia Island
After a day on the links, travel back in time to the oldest bar in Florida, the historic Palace Saloon. Taste a unique draft at Karibrew Brew Pub & Grub or relax with some suds at Cafe Karibo and Amelia Tavern. Golfers can experience 117 holes of world-class golf and artisan beer on Amelia Island.

Clay County & Orange Park
Round out a day of great golf w ith great brew in Clay County & Orange Park. Enjoy some live music and local, craft beer at Vino Java Brew House or enjoy an award-winning Pinglehead with a slice of pie at Brewer’s Pizza.

Jacksonville & the Beaches
Blaze the ale trail as you visit artisan-owned breweries like Engine 15 Brewing Co., Bold City Brewery and Intuition Ale Works.

Palm Coast & the Flagler Beaches
Golfers won’t have to venture far from the courses to find a colossal selection of beer. Cork & Pint features a wine & taproom with a rotating variety of over 200 craft beers alone. Grab a cold one at Hidden Treasure Raw Bar & Grill as you take in the Intracoastal Waterway views.

St. Augustine & Ponte Vedra Beach
With historic coastline and upscale locales, St. Augustine & Ponte Vedra let golfers experience championship courses near top breweries like Ancient City Brewing Co and A1A Aleworks. For a mix of local spirits, visit the St. Augustine Distillery, San Sebastian Winery or Ice Plant.
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