North/West at Fernandina Beach Golf Club

City is working hard to improve this course. It’s a tough course to play

For what it is, a municipal course in a beach town, it was a fun round, The course conditions Varied from some nice greens to ones that had significant problems. They were also lots of the tea boxes that were nothing but dirt and sand. That said, the fairways had grass and the bunkers had sand. The course layout was actually pretty good and it is surrounded by some beautiful live oaks.

There has been a good turnaround in course conditions. I was presently surprised as last year the tee boxes were awful, bare and dirt spots throughout fairways and greens terribly.

While no comparison to oak Marsh the course conditions were in good shape that made for a nice round at very good rate. There is a new course team and they are doing a great job if this continues the course will be even better.

Now that the warm weather is moving in the course continues to improve. This is not a five star facility but I enjoy playing golf here. It’s not as easy as it looks. Good staff. No stupid holes.

It’s not perfect and the conditions could be better but for the price of a hot deal you couldn’t beat the price anywhere. I played 18 holes in just over 2 .5 hours. Tough layout but fun to play. The Toptracer Driving range was a plus at the end of my round.

Tee boxes need a little work but overall, it was a fun course. Would definitely play course again.

This is a good fun course on Amelia Island. I have played here a bunch of times. Todays round was super fast pace of play (2 some and course was very quiet) tee boxes and fairways were in average or just okay condition. Greens were “normal”

Nothing special. Overall good round of golf

I would love to play this course more often. I've been reading ads re: how this course is in great shape after years of not being in great shape. Take my word for it, the course is as it was, and has been, for over a decade. It has not changed one bit. Terrible tee boxes, terrible greens covered in small growths of weeds (or whatever), and the fairways are semi-good (lots of dirt areas, lots of rough, needing more work grass, etc.). Saying that, I believe that this is a fairly standard municipal course. But they should sell 9 of the 27 holes thay have and make this a great 18 hole muni.