Laurel
Island Links was designed by PGA Tour player Davis Love III. Built
in pristine non-residential surroundings with tall pines and salt
marshes, it is an absolutely beautiful and natural course. Large,
undulating Tifdwarf Bermuda greens and wide receptive fairways,
combined with four sets of tees, make Laurel Island enjoyable for
golfers of all skill levels. Located just 30 minutes from downtown
Jacksonville and definitely worth the drive.
Tees
Tee Name
Par
Yards
Slope
USGA
Gold
72
7011
138
74.4
Blue
72
6564
132
72.1
White
72
6191
128
70.3
Red
72
5498
126
72.3
Course Detail
Year Built: 1996
Architect: Davis Love III
Honors: Nominated by Atlanta Magazine as the "Best
golf course on the Georgia coast."
Oct 26 - Apr 03: First time available is 8:00; seven days
a week.
Course Reviews
Timmy Cannon says:
This is a Must Play Course. Long, Challenging, and Fun. You
can not beat the prices for such a well maintain course. Outstanding.
Will Bean SAYS...
Terrific course. Laurel Island is both fun and beautiful. This
is the best golf course for the price in the area.
Scott Carlson SAYS...
Possibly the most boring golf course I have ever played. If
you are a serious golfer, avoid this course, if for no other
reason, they had a large number of people on the course that
couldn't really be called golfers.
Laurel
Island Links was designed by PGA Tour player Davis Love III. Built
in pristine non-residential surroundings with tall pines and salt
marshes, it is an absolutely beautiful and natural course. Large,
undulating Tifdwarf Bermuda greens and wide receptive fairways,
combined with four sets of tees, make Laurel Island enjoyable for
golfers of all skill levels. Located just 30 minutes from downtown
Jacksonville and definitely worth the drive. 
