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Accuracy is at a premium on this park setting, too numerous to count the bunkers and waste bunkers on this baby. We went through it in under 4 hours as a twosome.

For a hotel resort the staff was remarkable, the only issue if you call it an issue is the proximity of the bag drop and the main entry to the hotel ,get past that and you are for a fabulous round

The golf desk told me it was the last course Mr Palmer personally was involved with, not quite finished but a great property

Will be back to play the Pines next and combo it with the Dunes. Everything was as I anticipated a beautiful somewhat challenging course amongst the trees. You would not know there was civilization around you. If you are looking for serenity and a great day out this is the place to go

They do not water the fairways, greens or tee boxes, if you hit straight it will go a mile....but it has to go straight or the water will get you or the trees will as well. Nice outing, got paired with a local and got lots of heads up otherwise would have been a triple digit score

The course is quite challenging from the blues @ 5500...Gold to be played by scratch or you won't enjoy this place. Scenic on the ocean for a 1/3 of the course and normal for the balance. A repeater from all of the 9 courses we played this trip. Will return in aheartbeat

A must play when in the Amelia Island area. In our opinion the best course for money in north Florida and South Georgia

The front (west) you can hammer away, no water issues whereas the back (south) the lines tighten up and water comes into play. The course is well kept but an average Florida style one.

The day we played it was cart path only for a couple of seniors it was a cardiac workout, fabulous holes 200 ft elevations, blind shots makes you think. No a bombers paradice

There should have been a sign or a verbal warning about the greens condition. It is a fine 100+ course which needs a lot of TLC
For us…not a repeater

Make sure you have Id to get on the course and ask before driving there….GPS useless. Had a ball, watch a hercules take off, a sikorsky pilot ingraining and fireworks to get rid of the testy birds on the tarmacs. A tricky course, nice greens but the bunkers are few

Strange pro-shop set up, no signage, pro-shop on the second floor. Had to turn in drivers license to get a card. Course was reasonable but could use some TLC. Lovely squirrel statue on the 18th

Wonderful fast paced local course. Did not see the alligator whose sign was posted. The greens require a high ball drop or you fly off in all 360 degrees. Undulations will rack up lots of bogies if not careful. Fun people and they will let you play early if there is time space and 3 comes instead of 4 & 2…Will return

Its a long ride, but looking at the map it looks like its next door. Jack Nicholas but a special place in the forest. No sounds but the wack of the ball and golfers statements when shots did not go their way. And you have to do everything and use every club to make a par if you are so lucky. We played the miss the backs are a "Bear" play on words but reality. The most immaculate course we have seen in this area, sure the Oaks, etc are similar but did not go

Had to rebook for weather and golf staff very happy we came back. Tight course but easy fairways. Greens very tricky great day. Let us play threes instead of a 4 and 2

We concur with another review about theater issues, only got through 14 and were flooded out. Unfortunately due to earlier rain the course was cruel no roll or bounce, played the sister course River and it was fabulous and expect Ocean to be the same in drier conditions, it a repeater