Amelia Island has earned a wonderful reputation for its courses and boasts of many championship holes. Home to one of the most superb golf resorts and one of the best public courses in the United States, Amelia Island is renowned for weaving the island's natural beauty and terrain into a challenging and memorable game of golf. With course designers such as Tom Fazio and Arnold Palmer the courses on Amelia entices beginners and professionals to put Amelia Island on the itinerary.

Named as one of "The Best in the South" this Championship 36-hole configuration, designed by Pete Dye and Bobby Weed, includes two signature courses, Ocean Links and Oak Marsh.

Part of the Amelia Island Plantation Resort "Gold Medal" series of courses. Designed by Tom Fazio this 18 hole-course is open to the public with advance reservation.

The Nature Center is an educational center designed to teach all ages about the world around them in a fun and interesting way. Tours last approximately 1 hour and the costs are as follows: $7.50 for adults, $5.00 for children ages 4-12, and children 3 and under is free. No reservations are needed.

Designed by PGA Tour vets, Mark McCumber and Gene Littler, this 18-hole course was home to the 1998 Senior PGA Liberty Mutual Tour Event.

An Arnold Palmer signature course, the Golf Club has a layout of 18 holes at par 72. Open to the public this brand new course is nestled in a 740 acre golf course community in Fernandina Beach.

Debuting fall 2000 this course includes three holes which reportedly reflect a "Scottish links" course. The course is set in a completely natural environment and is the only course in the area to offer Tif Eagle grass on the greens.