Laurel Island Links

This course is just beautiful. Some of the greens were a little barren but overall just a beautiful day.

Greens were perfect.Tee boxes like concrete.Fairways,bunkers acceptable.

First time ever setting foot on this track. I'm grateful for being paired with the guys that know the course so thanks to them. Didn't score well lose a couple of balls which I'm to blame. The layout is great however there are obscured hazards (first timers use yardage book). The green are a little slow to my liken and a bit trick hence my score.

We live in Fernandina Beach and although we have lovely courses here, we find the drive to Laurel Island well worth it. The greens are a little sparse but roll well, but that is the only negative. Conditions are good and the course layout is just challenging enough for amateurs of all ages. We are regulars here and recommend the course often.

The 4 in our group enjoyed this course. The quality of the greens, and fairways was excellent. We appreciated the layout of the course. We suggest using a power cart.

Pace of play was great. Greens we're in great shape. Would like to see course yardage markers better positioned. Would definitely play again.

Everything was good. Except for people riding around the course that was not playing or just ball hawking. They had no regard for the patrons on the course. We were trying to hit shots and several times in your backswing someone coming through just out riding. And they were on golf carts and bikes. Do these people understand that if a errant golf ball hits them it hurts? I say this because once we were hitting approach shots and here comes a cyclalist from behind the green. Course should limit or monitor these problems. Otherwise good experience.

Loved the views. Greens were good. Fairways were in bad shape. Worst part was nats. We have bug bites all over us. Will not go back.

This course is fairly easy with wide open fairways. The length and wind conditions can make up for it though - over 7000 from the Tips. The greens were in pretty good shape for February - not perfect but balls rolled pretty well. All in all an enjoyable day of golf.

Great layout, challenging holes. And then there's the wind. How is it possible to have the wind in your face on every hole, no matter which direction you are facing? Better have your knock down shots and low boring drives ready for this course. Other than a slow twosome who refused to let a single golfer pass (or even acknowledge my presence waiting on every hole), I finally joined up with some Canadian snowbirds who were really nice and fun which made the day.

Was advertised with taxes and fees on golfnow but they tacked on almost 5 bucks at course for 'additional taxes.' If the actual price was listed As advertised I would have chose a better course like Sea Palms.

We drive north from Amelia Island several times per year to play this gem in South GA. It's generally quiet but is being discovered by more and more folks, so play is a bit slower than a year ago. The views and scenery are lovely, and the challenges intermittent to keep everyone on their toes.

Great place for mid handcaper like me. You can have fun here.

I've played this course since the first year it was open! I cut my teeth on this course, and at times with coastal winds can still play difficult!! #laurelislandlinks

Beautiful weather in January, 70 degrees. Greens were pretty fast considering rye grass over seeding and rolled great.

Everyone was really interested in providing a truly great experience for us. Course was in excellent condition

I've played this course off and on since it first opened. Its always a pleasure to golf there. There is plenty of grass in the fairways and rough, the greens usually in good shape and enough water to make things interesting.