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The Golf Club at North Hampton offers a traditional Scottish links-style course right in northeast Florida. Designed by Arnold Palmer, the layout meanders through dramatic elevation changes of over 40 feet and ten spring-fed lakes lined with coquina boulders. Sprawled across rolling hills and wild grasses, the golf course is sculpted from beautiful Florida woodlands, offering a round that is as scenic as it is challenging. The Golf Club at North Hampton's hard-to-read greens are massive and move very quickly. There are also tight fairways, many of which feature blind approaches. To make it even trickier, strong winds often sweep through the course, some even reaching a speed of 30 miles an hour.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by KenS1972 on 09/19/2026
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Photo submitted by KenS1972 on 09/19/2026
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Photo submitted by KenS1972 on 09/19/2026
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Photo submitted by KenS1972 on 09/19/2026
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Photo submitted by KenS1972 on 09/19/2026
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Photo submitted by JLovins99 on 03/13/2021
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Photo submitted by JLovins99 on 03/13/2021
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Photo submitted by JLovins99 on 03/13/2021
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#7 Photo submitted by mriemer01 on 07/09/2019
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Photo submitted by mriemer01 on 06/27/2019
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#4 Photo submitted by RhodyGrinder on 03/02/2018
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Gator at 15 . Just playing through! Photo submitted by RhodyGrinder on 03/02/2018
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Watch out for those "water hazards". Photo submitted by Hollisx4 on 05/07/2017
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Par 5, 12th Photo submitted by Leonard2932603 on 10/23/2014
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Par 3,17th Photo submitted by Leonard2932603 on 10/23/2014
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Photo submitted by jerryTTTT on 06/02/2014
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Photo submitted by jerryTTTT on 06/02/2014
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Photo submitted by jerryTTTT on 06/02/2014
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Seven Iron Photo submitted by Doug3188839 on 09/25/2012
Golfer Reviews
Afternoon Saturday
Awesome coarse - not easy will add strokes to your normal score
Excellent Condition
The Golf Club at North Hampton was in excellent condition and the staff was very personable and helpful. One issue was the absence of the starter, we waited for about ten minutes and went off the first tee without ever seeing him. The beverage cart was timely and the girl was polite. We only saw a ranger once and really wish there was one on the back nine as two guys ahead of us did not know the meaning of ready golf or how to take less than 20 minutes to play a hole. These two clowns repeatedly waited and stood in the middle of the fairway before taking their next shot. They also spent more time hunting for someone else's lost ball in the woods/water than playing the game. The lack of a competent ranger made us skip the last two holes as it had already taken over 2 1/2 hours to complete the seven holes on the back nine. There was no one ahead of these guys and they were just complete slow, old morons. I would return to play this course as everything was well done except the need for a ranger. I made it known to the staff that the lack of a ranger that would move these guys along or allow us to play through was needed.
Hardest Course in the area.
i play this course regularly because is very challenging. You should have your A or B game.
If you like a challenge, this is the course in this area.
This time greens were a little slow but usually are very fast. I recommend this course.
Course is in HORRIBLE SHAPE
So I decided to take the long ride out to this course as i have read the reviews and heard from other people that this course is a hidden gem. This is also one of the sites holding a us open regional and as I am getting ready for that I figured some time on this course would be a good idea as I had never played it before. Got to the course and it looked like a interesting layout. Headed to the range and warmed up- range was ok nothing exciting but did the job. Hit a few putts on the practice green and realized that I should of stayed at my home course instead of driving all the way up here. It was bumpy slow and extremely shaggy. I was kind of hoping that there practice green was just in rough shape as my home course is really bad too. Got to the first tee box and it was slow. REALLY but I took it as a chance to learn the good/dead areas of were to hit the tee shot and so forth. Tee boxes were average for what I have played, they were flat too. Got to the fairway and it was dried out dormant still, lots of divots not sanded. Then hit my approach shot into the green. This is were I almost just walked off the course. The greens are worse then the putting green. They are so bad I didn't hit a single putt. I used wedge to putt with. They were shaggy bumpy slow and had limited greens in areas. I was in shock that everybody said this course was in amazing shape. Needless to say the group infront of me let me play through them on 2. I caught a 4 some playing lesson with the pro that wouldn't let me get thru them so at the 6th hole thor guard went off and I got to leave with a 9 hole refund. Anybody want it? You guys have a lot of work to do for your qualifier in less then a month.
Great for a change of pace
I'm a member at Marsh Landing CC in Ponte Vedra Beach and I love taking a day trip to North Hampton for a change of pace. The course has soemthing for everyone - it's similar to a links course, has rolling terrain and elevations that are similar to northern courses, and some areas are similar to the typical Florida courses. I put together a traveling foursome every other month.
Great value
Got a great rate through GolfNow so it was like play for free. Course was pretty difficult, need to make tee selection carefully.
affordable golf
My wife and I played North Hampton yesterday and enjoyed the design. The condition was what I expected from a public course with very little grass on the fairways and the greens running pretty slow. I am sure that once spring and summer arrive that the conditions will improve. The nice thing was it was easy to get a tee time and the staff was very friendly.
Entertaining
This course is nice. Takes a while to figure out approach shots, the greens are large and the course needs a few weeks for the grasses to get green but don't let this stop you. It's a nice playing course
Great Deal
Hats off to this course! The greens were fantastic, sand was very playable and the fairways were in nice condition. Tee boxes were nothing too great, but after playing King/Bear, Slammer/Squire, South Hampton, and OakMarsh this was THE BEST. Other courses had thin sand that was too water logged below a 1/2in. Great layout with some interesting hole designs and maintenance crews were about tending to the condition of the course throughout. Wished we played here instead of WGV
Great Course
One of the best courses in the Jax area. Absolute Gem.
greens always quick and true
Great shape. Tough test but fair test of golf. Always in good shape
You hit the nail on the head! N. Hampton is the best course, in my book, in the Jacksonville area. Its usually in good shape (fast greens) and the layout IS a challenge. Glad you got to play it, and had a good experience.