Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club
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Set along the Intracoastal Waterway, Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club is a picturesque golf and yacht community near the beaches of Jacksonville, Florida. Designed by Mark McCumber, the golf course features tidal marshlands and century-old Spanish oak trees. Host of the PGA Tour Qualifier and the Mercedes Collegiate Championships, this prestigious play provides a unique challenge all along its more than 7,000 yards. Chiseled out of 1,000 acres of native woodlands and surrounding marsh, Queen's Harbour provides a challenge for professional golfers and amateurs alike.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by livehappy on 08/26/2025
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Good Photo submitted by mCMYrJzX1RO3jdHtBBf8 on 03/14/2025
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Need water Photo submitted by mCMYrJzX1RO3jdHtBBf8 on 03/14/2025
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Photo submitted by u6047125 on 08/27/2024
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Hole in one #7 Photo submitted by u000007677035 on 03/08/2024
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Photo submitted by u000007677035 on 03/08/2024
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Photo submitted by u000007677035 on 03/08/2024
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Photo submitted by Tappestry on 11/21/2023
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Photo submitted by Tappestry on 11/21/2023
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Photo submitted by Tappestry on 11/21/2023
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Photo submitted by u314162753507 on 06/01/2023
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Photo submitted by Boes36 on 05/31/2023
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Photo submitted by Boes36 on 05/31/2023
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Photo submitted by Boes36 on 05/31/2023
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Photo submitted by Boes36 on 05/31/2023
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Photo submitted by bmullahey on 05/23/2023
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My son and l Photo submitted by u314163737021 on 03/31/2023
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Photo submitted by ycson48 on 01/18/2023
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Photo submitted by ycson48 on 01/18/2023
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Photo submitted by u705588131 on 02/27/2022
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Photo submitted by u705588131 on 02/27/2022
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Photo submitted by SlingShot420 on 07/11/2021
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Clubhouse Photo submitted by countryguyvb1 on 01/27/2021
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Fairway Photo submitted by countryguyvb1 on 01/27/2021
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Par 3 with water carry Photo submitted by countryguyvb1 on 01/27/2021
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Par 3 Photo submitted by countryguyvb1 on 01/27/2021
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Photo submitted by akarakos on 07/21/2020
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Photo submitted by CURTIS1380738 on 10/25/2019
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Photo submitted by wi2liam on 10/24/2019
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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Photo submitted by LICC on 12/01/2017
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18th Green at Queen's Harbour Photo submitted by mcstanley78 on 08/09/2013
Golfer Reviews
Not up to parr
Course Conditions-Very Bad -(price cheap -guess you get what you pay for)
We have played this course over the past years and found it to to be a Good value and condition were appropriate for the price. Today the course was VERY dry and grass sparse. The guy who made the pin placement today must have thought there was Major tournament being played.
Won’t be playing here again this year (2023)
Great Course
Great course, will play again during the spring to get different view of the course. It challenged my skills and greens were in great shape. However the flag location on the greens made me scratch my head.
Slow play again
Finished 15 holes in 4.5 hours. We left as did the other 2 guys we were joined with. Was busy that day. However having seen the significant green fee increase not sure I will be going back there again. Love the layout. But course needs to be marshalled.
Enjoyable
Interesting layout. Challenging greens. Nice range. Friendly staff.
Holes very spread out, so walking not practical.
Would definitely play again.
Good value but needs TLC
Course has a very nice layout and greens were good with lots of breaks you could not see. Fairways and tee boxes needs work as they do not overseed. Would play again for $ in the Area.
One of the best in the area
If you want a good challenge on a well designed course, queens harbor is a good place to play. Conditions are great and especially the greens. Pace of play is a little slow but expected with a holiday week and frost in the morning. Always enjoy this course and will be back in 2023.
Usually good pace of play
Teed off after 12 noon . There was a 4 some of guys that were so slow we skipped the first par 3 on the back 9 . They were 2 holes behind the group in front of them. A twosome had started just before us , they left after the 9th hole. These guys had no idea of etiquette and acted like they owned the place. Two of them were obviously hackers. Course needs to be marshalled. It was awful.
Really great all around
We were really impressed with the course layout and condition. Had a great time. The started was super friendly, we talked to him for a few. Pace was a bit slow, but everything else was great
Great course slow play.
Course is in great shape! Greens rolling well. Tee boxes and fairways excellent. But the pace in a Friday … oh my. Took 5 hrs and 5 min to play 18.
Course beautiful … pace ugly
Queens harbor is a great track. The greens are in great shape. - however the hole cutter must always be in a bad mood every time I play there. Most of the holes were literally on the most ridiculous slopes. I was paired with three other guys and the whole group complained about the pin locations. The pin on hole 4 was ridiculous. The pin was actually leaning at an angle because if the slope it was on. Kind of like a greenkeeper revenge tournament but just a regular day on the course. The other tough part was the pace of play. Waited on every hole. Any at the end of the day my Arccos app said it was a five hour round of golf. But the condition of the course made up for most of it. Always love playing here but today was slow as Christmas.
Greens and fairways in great condition/ Tees could use some help
A perfect day to play with great conditions, staff friendliness and US open last day pin placements. My and my group's only complaint was the pace of play which was five hours from start to finish. It is pretty sad when you are basically having a conversation on most every tee box with the group ahead of you. There was never a marshall to be found on the course to help speed up play. With a course that likes to think of themselves as a top tier golf facility, certainly they could afford to place a marshall on the course.