Jacksonville, Florida Golf Courses

Highlighted by a dramatic 18-hole championship course designed by one of the most accomplished golfers born and raised in Florida, Queen's Harbour Yacht and Country Club is an all encompassing experience that treats its members to the very best in golf, membership benefits, social functions, amenities and activities.

Located just a few minutes from Interstate 95, Queens Harbour is a member of the ClubCorp family and strives to deliver the very best on the course and off. You’ll continually be overwhelmed by the conditions, value and world-class amenities.

Think about golf legends and who comes to mind? Well, you are definitely going to think about Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Go back in time to an earlier era and Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen may come to mind. And, how about the chance to play the Official Courses of the World Golf Hall of Fame? The golf courses at World Golf Village have it all.

The first course, Slammer and Squire opened in 1998. It was designed by Bobby Weed with Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen as consultants. The King and Bear golf course, named for its co-designers, is the first and only collaborative design by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.

Amelia River, renowned as one of the best conditioned courses in north Florida, continues to feature public and private play on its Tom Jackson-designed links-style layout. This Amelia Island gem, first opened in 2001, is one of the few in the area featuring TifEagle greens which offer smoother surfaces for challenging the golfers short game. Add to that the wide-open putting green - and the spacious practice range -both of which allow golfers to be at their best after warming up for a round of golf.

In the spring and summer of 2009, Amelia River is implementing an attractive price structure to allow golfers of all ages and abilities the experience of Amelia River Golf Club. In April 2009, golfers can play for $100 per person, per round, when booking a foursome, including cart, range and range balls. May through September 2009, golfers can book a foursome and pay only $65 per person, per round, including cart, range and range balls.