
Best Ponte Vedra golf courses
Whether you're perfecting your swing or just getting started, these local courses welcome all players for an unforgettable day on the green.

TPC Sawgrass
TPC Sawgrass offers PGA tour-quality courses! This offer a stadium course and a Dyes Valley course that provide varied challenges that will test your golfing skills. Designed for an on-site fan experience, the stadium course gives fans access to watch their pros in action. The Dyes Valley course offers a challenging test of abilities and has hosted multiple elite games in the past. The owners of TPC Sawgrass built their courses with the concept of creating an equal experience for all players, no matter their skill level, making it one of the best golf courses in Jacksonville!
Pro Tip: Want some Sunday brunch before you hit the rounds? Nineteen at TPC Sawgrass is the place! From bottomless mimosas to butternut pecan pancakes, this mouthwatering breakfast has everything you could want.
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Ponte Vedra Inn & Club
Ponte Vedra Inn & Club first course came to life in 1928. This course will make you whip out all 14 of your clubs to conquer. Some of the challenges this course offers include meandering lagoons, multiple elevations, and steep bunkers! On top of having various challenges, the course has breathtaking scenery that will make it even harder to step away. Plus, they offer club repairs, club cleaning, warm-up ranges, daily clinics, and more!
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Marsh Landing Country Club
Marsh Landing works together with mother nature, creating a course filled with beautiful natural sights and manicured greens. Marsh offers driving ranges to sharpen accuracy, chipping, and putting. Plus, they offer multiple associations and programs, including a juniors program, providing ample opportunities to improve your golfing game.
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Palm Valley Golf Club
Take the whole family out to Palm Valley Golf Club. This family-friendly course features 9 holes, practice greens, and practice mats. As with other Ponte Vedra golf courses, the scenery will leave you breathless at its beauty. Surrounding the course are multiple horse farms that’ll keep those not entertained on the field occupied. Although the course caters to golfers of all levels and creates an inviting environment to play in.
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The Yards
The Yards sits next to it’s more famous neighbor, The Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass, home to the PGA Tour’s flagship event. But this hot spot is made for golfers of all skill levels. The Yards offers you the chance to choose the kind of course you want to play. You want to play three holes? Six? Nine? Twelve? Fifteen? Eighteen? That’s all an option at The Yards. Want to practice your swing? The Yards offers a practice facility and instructors.
Pro Tip: If you want to enjoy some more fun besides golf, you can book a pickleball game at the Yards, too!
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Pablo Creek Club
We had to include this course, since it’s one of the top 100 courses in Florida. And it was designed by golf legend Arnold Palmer. You bet we’d drink an Arnold Palmer if we were lucky enough to get an invite to play here. Because that’s right – this is a members-only course. But it’s gorgeous enough that you should keep an eye out for a friend who might score you an invite.
Pro Tip: This course is designed with the Florida water in mind – so there’s plenty of water hazards. But with water comes gators, so don’t wander too far off the beaten path.
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There are two golf courses at World Golf Village – and they boast some famous designers.

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King & Bear
The King & Bear is the only golf course in the world that was co-designed by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Fun fact – Palmer was nicknamed “the King during his career, and Nicklaus was called the “Golden Bear” moniker.
Slammer & Squire
This course was co-designed by architect Bobby Weed along with Hall of Fame Members Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. You can tee off from right under the World Golf Hall of Fame tower.
Pro tip: You can enjoy lunch or dinner at Legends Grille at World Golf Village. It was designed with the Slammer and Squire courses in mind, so there are stunning views of the course while you eat!
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