About
Blue Cypress Golf Course is a nine-hole course in Jacksonville that originally opened in the 1960s and was extensively renovated in 2003. It closed in 2015 and reopened in 2020 under new management by Indigo Golf following a multi-year closure. The course can be walked or golf carts are available for rent and features three sets of tees and plays up to 2,962 yards. The facility also has a practice facility with a 330-yard-long driving range and a 3,500-square-foot practice green for short game.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top 25 Short Courses in the U.S.(2021 #15)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u314172838324 on 03/13/2026
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Photo submitted by Michael1802278 on 07/05/2024
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Photo submitted by Michael1802278 on 07/05/2024
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Photo submitted by Fish5988 on 02/21/2023
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7 green Photo submitted by Hmcr0213 on 06/14/2021
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Photo submitted by Hmcr0213 on 06/14/2021
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Hole 8 Photo submitted by Hmcr0213 on 06/14/2021
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Photo submitted by Hmcr0213 on 06/14/2021
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Practice green & ninth green in back Photo submitted by ElectraGilde on 11/18/2012
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5th green view from 9th tee box Photo submitted by ElectraGilde on 11/18/2012
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2nd hole, par 3 Photo submitted by ElectraGilde on 11/18/2012
Golfer Reviews
Disappointing Sunday
The greens were in pretty good shape the fairways were so so a couple of Fairway was cart path only no Ranger basic playlist real slow there was a threesome in front of me he played so slow I skipped them on the third hole I played 10 more holes before I gave up tired of waiting when I look back that group was just on the fifth hole they had a camera taking pictures hitting the ball 10 yd horrible
Typical 9 Hole
The course resembles many 9 hole courses not prime conditions or layout but narrow and requires some serious consideration when selecting clubs. Greens were in good shape and rolled true. I would play again
Blue Cypress is what it is
A muni that could be better in some places but is really good in others. Treat it as a place to practice and have fun and you’ll realize the value. Go in expecting TPC and you won’t. The three new par 3s are very good. I call it “The Workingman’s Yards”.
Good course, friendly staff
Great staff, friendly course. Overall, the course is in good shape, but a few of the fairways need serious work (7,8,9).
Needs a lot of love
I understand this is a muni course in a golf state but they don’t care about it at all. $34 to ride for 12 sounds great but I’d rather pay $34 to ride 9 at almost any other course in the area. The money isn’t what I care about as much as the fact that each tee box isn’t flat, has so many unfilled divots, the cart paths are all sand or gravel with lots of areas where water pools, the greens are inconsistent, some fairways are ok but most are sand filled (not bunker) wastelands. Not to mention the people that play there obviously don’t care to repair anything they destroy on the course. The guy working the “pro shop” was really nice though. The pro shop was a trailer.
Boring and awful
I found the course boring and awful. The fairways were terrible and the greens were just ok. But there was no personality to the course and finding your way around it wasn’t easy either
Cool course
Reminded me of courses I played when I first started. My wife is a beginner and course was perfect for her. Super friendly staff. Will definitely return. Golf needs more courses like this one!