The professional staff are experts in diagnosing your swing to give your golf game just the touch it needs to break through to the next level. Young or old, beginner or seasoned veteran, a well-schooled eye, video examination or just a few words of encouragement may be just the item to keep your game on track.

The Valley Course is a bit milder than its sister course, but it has more undulation in the fairways than the Stadium Course. There are water hazards that come into play on every hole, and the greens are large. Because this facility is situated only one mile from the ocean, the wind can become a major factor. The Valley Course has hosted the Vantage Aces Shoot Out and the Seniors' Tour. GOLF Magazine" chose this course 98th in the category of the "Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S." for 1998. This club annually hosts the PGA TOUR's Players Championship.

These courses are only available to guests of the Sawgrass Marriott Resorts Hotel and TPC members.

The Eagle Harbor golf course holds true to Clyde Johnston's proven award-winning style as a golf course architect. A state-of-the-art practice facility includes a range and a unique island putting green. Eagle Harbor was once again given a four-star rating by Golf Digest in its 2000-2001 "Places to Play" edition.

This is one of the most stunning natural golf courses in our area. Tee off with bald eagles hunting while you golf.

Designed by the renowned Bobby Weed, Fleming Island offers a championship layout that accentuates Florida's most beautiful natural features. With five sets of tees, the par-71 course offers playing lengths from 4,881 to 6,801 yards. The meticulously maintained course is designed to challenge the skills of golfers at every level of play.

The fairways are generous, the large multi-tiered greens are well bunkered and the course borders two beautiful lakes. The signature holes, hole 13 and hole 17, will captivate your interest.

Glen Kernan's design style could be classified as traditional, but with a modern flair. Large tee boxes, generous landing areas and larger greens will appeal to the average golfer. Large bunkers, water features and native vegetation are strategically placed to challenge more advanced players playing from the back tees.

Our facilities are for the avid or casual golfer alike, tennis player, fitness enthusiast and anyone interested in dining or socializing in a relaxed atmosphere. We also specialize in golf and tennis outings as well as private events for social and business gatherings.

From 1970 to 1972, Hidden Hills was host to the Greater Jacksonville Open and to other PGA tour events. During these years the course was played by the world's finest golfers. The Greater Jacksonville Open evolved into one of the most prestigious golf tournaments in the world, the Tournament Players Championship.

Designed by Mark McCumber, the course features open and rolling fairways, generous landing areas and fast well-maintained greens.

Designed by Arthur Hill, this course was rated the in the top 10 best new courses in the nation and best new course in the Southeast by Golf Digest in 1992. It was also selected for three major USGA qualifying events and has received numerous other awards.

The architect has made excellent use of the rolling landscape, creating dramatic elevation changes, beautiful fairways and well bunkered greens. Plenty of oak and pine mix with shimmering blue lakes on this truly memorable course.

Players of all abilities will enjoy Cimarrone's par 72, 6891 yard championship layout. Designed by renowned architect, David Postlethwait, Cimarrone's manicured course conditions and challenging design provides a fun, player-friendly experience for players of all abilities. Beginners will enjoy Cimarrone's well-defined fairways and magnificent greens. Advanced players will appreciate numerous risk-reward opportunities provided by strategically placed bunkers and a water or marsh feature on every hole.

The par fives at South Hampton are superb. These four holes in particular highlight the manner in which McCumber has incorporated the natural, expansive terrain into his holes here as they sweep and bend like massive, slow moving rivers. Take the time to absorb their style.

The design and site at South Hampton already put this course among northeast Florida's elite, but it also offers a final touch that no other course can match: a set of true beginner tees that begin 60- to 200-yards out from each green.

Royal St. Augustine G & CC, playing at 6,525 yards - par 71, provides a beautiful natural environment for the golfers and homeowners alike. In addition to the environmentally sensitive route planning, the developers placed an emphasis on embellishing the natural theme throughout the course, with the planting of over 5 acres of native wetland species.

A par 72, 7,236-yard golf course that epitomizes balance, St. Johns fits comfortably in its secluded environment -- at least until the 799-unit Arvida development surrounding it is complete, but even then a handful of holes will remain away from the housing.

Designer Clyde Johnston has imbued St. Johns with just enough of his own touches that it makes a noteworthy statement. St. Johns is a mix of natural minimalism in places and man-made engineering in others. When there is evidence of construction, Johnston and crew have done their shaping softly and roundly; the course blends gracefully into the surrounding environment and there are few abrupt movements except for the bulkheads that transition land and water near several of the greens.

Just 29 miles from Jacksonville the Amelia Island Plantation is set on a 1,250 acre sanctuary between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway the resort is a outstanding relaxing getaway. The miles of pearl white sandy beaches and natural beauty offer vacationers a unique vacation destination.

The resort features 45 holes of golf that offer challenges and delights to every level of player. The resort is a past recipient of Golf Magazines' " Gold Medal" as one of the 12 best golf resorts in America. The two most notable courses are the Amelia Links, designed by Pete Dye and Long Point , designed by Tom Fazio.