The Directory
Every course in
Florida.
All 109 courses across Florida — the complete directory, sorted by how you get on, not just how they play.
8 courses · Jacksonville · Public
Pete Dye (original); Beau Welling (renovation) · Amelia Island
Omni Amelia Island — Oak Marsh Course
A Pete Dye design refreshed by Beau Welling — tidal marshes, moss-draped oaks, and water on the majority of holes.
Multiple designers · Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club — Lagoon Course
The Inn's water-laced second course — tighter, more intimate, and a complement to the Ocean's historic grandeur.
Herbert Bertram Strong (original 1928); multiple subsequent renovations · Ponte Vedra Beach
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club — Ocean Course
The historic seaside layout credited with inventing the island green — coastal, classic, and steeped in First Coast tradition since 1928.
Mark McCumber and Gene Littler · Amelia Island / Fernandina Beach
The Golf Club of Amelia Island
The island's only public-access oceanfront course — a McCumber/Littler design beside the Ritz-Carlton with two distinct nines.
Pete Dye · Ponte Vedra Beach
TPC Sawgrass — Dye's Valley Course
The Stadium's worthy companion — a Korn Ferry Tour host and a full Dye examination at a more accessible price.
Pete Dye (with Alice Dye) · Ponte Vedra Beach
TPC Sawgrass — Players Stadium Course
The Pete Dye original and permanent home of THE PLAYERS — the island-green 17th is the most photographed hole in professional golf.
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus · St. Augustine
World Golf Village — King & Bear
The only course co-designed by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus — oak-shaded, built to honor the game's heritage beside the Hall of Fame.
Bobby Weed (with Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen as consultants) · St. Augustine
World Golf Village — Slammer & Squire
A Bobby Weed design with Snead and Sarazen — player-friendly resort golf beside the World Golf Hall of Fame.