Jekyll Island Golf Club - Pine Lakes Course

I like the fact that there were alligators to be seen on the course. I did see one, although it was only the head sticking out of the water, but it was still cool to see.

Sand traps are in excellent condition. From the gold tees, the 18th hole for a par 4 is extremely long (390 yds). I was fortunate to get on I. Regulation with driver, 3 wood into a one club wind. Will defines keep coming back.

Course in great condition. Great variety of hole designs. Greena rolled true. Fairways were excellent. Traps had deep sand.

Greens were slow with bald spots, fairways were more dirt than grass and t/boxes were in terrible shape! The course was not worth $40 and sure was not worth $95! I am sure not going to play the course again!

This Course could and should,be,in much better shape. Cart path only is not going to fix it. And certainly not worth the money in its condition and cart path only. A waste of money redoing all the grass last year. Only positive is that the greens roll nice.

The revamped course needs some more time to develop but overall in nice shape.

It is still cart path only on all holes. The grass has not grown in. Tees were bad and fairways only slightly better. Greens about the only part that was ok -rolled pretty good. After the renovation last year it should be in much better condition. All this does not justify the $95 dollars to play it. Should be discounted until these issues are fixed.

The course is set up for different abilities. Keep it in play and score well.

Greens are hard and fast. Hit high approach shots and you should hold the green, if not you should think about landing short and running up.

Looking forward to playing again.

Pace of play was an obstacle. Single player in cart should be waived thru a foursome walking and looking for balls in the woods.

Newly renovated! Great condition !

Beautiful day ! I think they are trying to preserve fairways! It was cart path only !

Had I known they still are not letting carts out. I would not have booked and paid for a cart and chosen to walk instead.

One of my favorite seaside courses just got better with an extensive re-do over the past two years. I like it even more now!

Facility is under construction with complete renovation of adjoining Oleander/Historic 9 hole Jekyll Island course compilation. The smell of burning brush was evident. This course was newly renovated and the fairways and surrounds have not yet grown in. Any green missed means chipping or pitching off hardpan or dirt or sandy grung with wispy native grass. . . yuck. So, your answer comes back, ‘don’t miss so many greens.’ The problem is the greens are too firm to hold anything more than a 9 iron coming in. They just need some more time and irrigation to soften a bit. Like maybe a year. My advice is to play a bump and run although with the sandy surroundis, that too will be a game of chance.