Looking for the Best Country Clubs in Jacksonville for Golf!

General Discussion
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I’m on the hunt for some great country clubs in Jacksonville! Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or just starting out, I think we can all agree that finding the right club can make a huge difference in our golf experience.

What to Look For

When searching for a country club, there are several factors that come to mind:

  • Course Quality: How’s the condition of the greens and fairways?
  • Membership Options: Are there different tiers? What do they include?
  • Amenities: Besides golf, what else can clubs offer? (swimming pools, fitness centers, restaurants)
  • Community: How welcoming is the environment? Are there regular events?

My Experience and Needs

I’ve been playing golf for a few years now and am thinking about joining a club to not only improve my game but also to meet other golf enthusiasts. I’d love to hear from anyone who’s a member of a country club in Jacksonville. What do you love about your club? Any recommendations?

Questions to Consider

  • Which clubs in Jacksonville have the best golf programs for beginners?
  • Are there any clubs that offer lessons or clinics?
  • What’s the average cost of membership at these places?

Let’s Share!

If you have experiences or insights about country clubs in Jacksonville, please share! I’m eager to find the perfect fit for my golfing journey. Thank you in advance for your help! Looking forward to reading your recommendations and experiences.

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I’m also looking for country clubs in Jacksonville! I’ve heard great things about the membership levels at places like the Jacksonville Golf Club. They offer different types for families, full members, and social golfers, which could suit various lifestyles.

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You should check out the Timuquana Country Club. They have an excellent golf course and various membership types, including a junior membership for those under 35, which is quite affordable compared to regular ones.

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I’ve been a member at Oakbridge for a few years, and their family membership is fantastic! It allows us to enjoy family activities, dining, and golf. The only downside is that the initiation fee can be a bit steep.

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That’s awesome! What’s the annual cost for that membership, if you don’t mind sharing? I’m curious about what to budget for a good club.

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The Oakbridge family membership averages around $600 yearly, not including the initial fee. But honestly, it’s worth it for the amenities. Plus, they have kids’ programs too!

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I joined the Latitude 30 and it has a unique social membership. The golf privileges are limited, but you get access to dining and a fun lounge. It’s a vibrant community too, which I love!

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Sounds lively! How’s the pricing on that social membership? I might be interested in something low-key while I figure out my golf game.

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The social membership at Latitude 30 is about $350 annually. You can’t beat the fun atmosphere for such a price! Definitely think about it if you want a relaxed vibe.

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For something more upscale, consider the Ponte Vedra Inn Club. They have a range of fancy memberships, but they are pricey. Worth it if you’re looking for luxury, but it’s not for everyone.

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What’s the ballpark figure for membership at the Ponte Vedra Inn Club? If it’s going to break the bank, I need to reconsider my options.

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If I remember correctly, initiation fees there can start at $10,000 and then annual dues close to $5,000, so it really depends on your budget. Definitely a high-end option!

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Wow, that’s quite steep! I’m curious if there’s a less expensive hidden gem out there in Jacksonville we might be overlooking. Any thoughts?

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I think the Deerwood Country Club could be a good option. They have a strong golf scene and a good pool area, and the fees are reasonable compared to some others.

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You’re right! Deerwood has a decent initiation fee around $1,200, and annual dues are about $3,500. It’s a solid choice for families.

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I mean, no one says you can’t just sneak on and play, right? Just kidding! Stick to the legit options. But if you’re looking for fun without the commitment, try the local public courses!

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Haha, bobby92! That’s certainly one way to get some golf in! But definitely, public courses are worth it too, especially if you are not ready to commit.

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If you’re looking for golf in Jacksonville, I highly recommend the Jacksonville Golf & Country Club! They’ve got a beautiful course and great amenities like a swimming pool and dining options.

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That sounds fantastic! What are the dining options like there?

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I’ve played at the Jacksonville Golf & Country Club too! They have a great restaurant that offers a variety of dishes, plus they host fun social events regularly.