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Rating breakdown
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5 ★64%
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4 ★23%
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3 ★6%
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2 ★4%
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1 ★3%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Jekyll Island Golf Club?
- Jekyll Island Golf Club is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 535 reviews.
- Where is Jekyll Island Golf Club located?
- 322 Captain Wylly Rd, Jekyll Island, GA 31527, United States
- How can I contact Jekyll Island Golf Club?
- Phone: +1 912-635-2368 · Website: jekyllisland.com
Courses were acceptable , but not top notch . Play moved along nicely, and the cart staff prompt in their service. The pro shop staff on the other hand, was aloof and not welcoming. “It’s this much $ , credit or cash (?), now get out of here”, seems to be their motto.
Friend was in town for the weekend and we shot Oleander on both Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday when we checkwd in with the clubhouse to see what tee times might be available, (even though there were tee times available within 20 minutes) we were chastised repeatedly by the clubhouse staff for not making tee times on line. Other than this verbal thrashing from the clubhouse staff, the rest of the folks we dealt with were quite friendly. The cart staff and starter were both great. The course was a bit wet and the greens were rough with numerous small green sprouts. The gps units were up to date and helpful but surprisingly, there was no ball washers, divit repair sand, or hole markers.
All in all a decent course, we had great weather, saw a few gators, but just can't get over the arrogance in the clubhouse of this public course in a state park.
All in all a decent course, we had great weather, saw a few gators, but just can't get over the arrogance in the clubhouse of this public course in a state park.
We enjoyed plying Indian Mound. Long pretty course with tons of sand traps. Lots of birds and deer.
We played Indian mound about a year ago and the course was amazing, well kept and fun to play. I wouldn’t say it’s easy but it’s always a little more fun when you can do well. We recently played the oleander course and showed up a little before our tee time to grab food from the clubhouse before heading out and they said they were backed up at least 30 mins in the kitchen with just chips and candy bars available. We were famished and it showed on the course. We waited to get to hole 8 to call for food around the turn and they said they closed at 4 on a Saturday so we couldn’t order at 3p?? We really wanted something substantial but had to settle for candy and chips, not exactly what we wanted. Some of the greens were in less than desirable conditions but the pace of play was good because of a chemical explosion close by. Definitely don’t show up hungry when you have a later tee time.
Very nice course to play with different challenges on each hole. Little bit of uneven play on greens from front to back, but nothing too extreme, probably due to early start and them drying out over the round. The first five holes hit pretty hard so be ready. Most courses of this level usually have a great finish and we were all a little underwhelmed with 18 especially after you see some of the other holes. Definitely a course with playing (Oleander) but had a few things that kept it from a five star.
Not sure why the bad reviews. We played a great round on Oleander this Sunday. The staff, at the Pro Shop, Teabuzi's and on the course were all very friendly and helpful. Loved the GPS on the carts. Course was in very good shape just a couple spots in the fairway with weeds and a couple bare patches, but what we expected in the summer in the south. Pace of play was perfect and we, a twosome, got around in under 4 hours. Greens are very small, but held well and rolled true. Saw a bunch of deer. We'll definitely be back.
The condition of the course could have been due to the amount of rain that they had had. But overall it was fair - very beat up. Staff was very friendly, nice restaurant and overall had fun. Played Oleander and it was good but very worn, Indian Mound was better. Price was decent, good carts with GPS; would be worth going back when things started to grow and the grounds keepers improved it.
Decent experience playing the pine lakes course. It was extremely wet and muddy, but the course itself is fine. It's a fairly easy track. The front nine is pretty bland with most holes straight away, however the back nine has a little more personality with dog legs and prettier holes. The greens were slow, but true, and the fairways were patchy with some really tight lies. The carts were newer and had a nice gps, however the rest of the facility was a bit dated. Overall, it's about what you'd expect for a $40/$50 course.
In terms of covid precautions, they were lacking... None of the cart staff had masks on and came in close contact to us. And only a few in the pro shop had masks. The starter had one on, but didn't wear it correctly.
In terms of covid precautions, they were lacking... None of the cart staff had masks on and came in close contact to us. And only a few in the pro shop had masks. The starter had one on, but didn't wear it correctly.
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