robbieaguilar

Golf course is in good shape. Undulating fairways and steep water’s edge require more precision than most courses you will play in the Jacksonville area.

I would say the course is in great shape but the bunkers were in horrendous shape with grass growing out of too many bunkers to count.

This course is a sleeper. Must play as long as the prices stay reasonable.

First of all, this is the second time I have come out to St. John's Golf and CC and had an issue. The range was closed, due to a broken picker. I was told by the pro shop operator that they were understaffed and didn't know why. That was disappointing because it's the second time I have been out and the range has been closed for whatever reason.

Here is where I am really frustrated by experience: I get to the driving range, meet the starter and I was told that I am not going to be able to play at my agreed upon 3:21 tee time. The starter tells me that he paired up a later tee time (some 30 minutes later) with my tee time to make a foursome. He then proceeds to tell me that I can play by myself if I'd like or pair up with someone a little later. Keep in mind that sunset is at 7:57pm so I don't really have any options at this point. The tee sheet is pretty empty and some folks had gamed the system by booking later tee times to join up and I was stuck out in the cold. I booked the tee time because I knew that it would be with other players (not a fan of playing by myself - solo scores don't count per USGA handicap rules, either). I am super frustrated by the staff and the general lack of understanding. The starter needs to be fired and St. John's Golf and CC needs to honor the tee times, as purchased, from GolfNow. I will be seeking a full refund from GolfNow. I was offered a raincheck but will never play at this club ever again and recommend avid golfer to AVOID THIS PLACE!!!!!

For the money you can’t find a better value. The course is in really good shape. You can tell there has been some upgrades in areas, as there was one bunker under full repair. I live in Jacksonville and the quick drive up I-95 is well worth it considering there are many local (Jax) courses that charge too much and are not in good playing shape (CC of Orange Park is a prime example of maintenance on the cheap). Overall, my first experience was enjoyable and I 100% recommend to get up to Kingsland and play this DL3 design. Cheers!