Inadequate facilities not maintained properly. Everything overpriced ie burger with grilled…read moreonions, mushrooms, bacon, and sweet potato fries costs over $35 including 21% service charges. Penny pinching at its finest by ownership enabled by forced membership by every homeowner. Fees and dues totally controlled by private owner with zero input from members.​

Excellent course, amazing layout. The course is challenging and the staff are super friendly and…read morehelpful.

Golf course was gorgeous- holes 15/16/17 had some great views. Challenging but fair course…read moreespecially with wind blowing. Great condition. Greens good shape. Decent practice/range facility. Nice Proshop and staff was friendly and helpful. There for conference outing - some good breakfast sandwiches.

The course is beautiful and challenging for a relatively short course…read more The negatives for me were the prices on the beer cart. I understand a markup but $8 for a beer when before the round you can buy one in the restaurant for under $5. But top that with $8 for a regular size candy bar and $8 for a pack of peanut butter crackers. Save yourself money and pack your own drinks and snacks. But do enjoy the beautiful course!

Haven't been here in at least 10 years as it's pretty far from home. We heard the conditions were…read morein very good shape so we were looking for a change of pace from our normal radius of courses. Very good conditions especially during the heat of this summer. Personnel in golf shop and starter Joe were friendly. Honestly, the course is not very memorable. Kinda left me blah and ho hum. I don't see driving this far again anytime soon, but if you're in the area, it's a decent course.

An inside event for local artists in the club house...how nice! I think once a month they will be…read morehere...

Great layout and fun course to play. Tees give every type player a challenge. Proshop staff very…read morefriendly and we were joined by a young man who was a +6 handicap so it was super spectacular to watch.

The course is very well maintained and is enjoyable for golfers of all skill levels. The staff was…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable.

A tourist town for sure, located on Amelia Island on the very Northeast corner of Florida it's…read moreactually the last coastal town before you cross over into Georgia. I first came here for the Shrimp Festival also referred to as The Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival, that was several years ago and I have returned a number of times since for the festival and also for the antique shops and the beautiful beaches and I do love hanging out at the Palace Saloon, this bar started serving in 1903 and still has plenty of that vintage vibe, with its stained walls from the years of cigarette smoke, its tin ceiling, those ornate carvings on the back bar it's definitely an original like none other and you must try the pirate punch. Known as the birthplace of the modern shrimping industry this famous crustacean is on every menu in town and done in ways that would make Benjamin Buford Blue "Bubba" proud, there's even a Shrimping Museum, yes this town takes it shrimping history serious and when I'm here I'm seriously into finding that delicious cup of shrimp gumbo, shrimp is considered the fruit of the sea so I'm sure you'll find a dish that you'll love uh there's, shrimp-kabobs, shrimp creole, shrimp gumbo, pan-fried, deep fried, stir-fried shrimps, pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich. That- that's about it I guess. Right Whales are active off this coast usually between November - April I think they come for the shrimp as well....

Right whale Festival 2019 has set up at Main Beach Sat., Sun. Nov. 2/3. I did not know what to…read moreexpect but it is a big deal! Lots of information booths on whales and other marine life, few nautical vendors, the non-profit that is recycling cheap flip flops into animals, bouncy "whale" for the kids, huge boats used by different marine services, local band, The Honey Badgers, and more! Differently worth coming up and walking thru!

I'm gonna say 5 stars with room for improvement. I have paintballed on more fields then I can count…read moreon one hand. Their fields were well set up and the variety was nice. I did favor certain fields because after all, it's Florida... fight in the shade whenever possible. They have a very generous military discount in a few occasions each month, but prices are very reasonable even if you don't qualify for those. They split entrance fees into 2 sessions, 9-1 or 2-6. Personally, I'd like an all day option woth a significant discount rather then buying 2 sessions. But in this heat, 1 session is probably enough. Rentals are ok. Hoppers are good. Barrels are short. Ammo cost is incredible. I remember paying $80 in Colorado a decade ago. So anything cheaper then that is really good. I also only had 3 or 4 balls break in the barrel. The games we played were all single elimination. This definitely promotes more cautious play..but there is so much room for improvement here. I've played reincarnation, president, gun game, alamo... you name it. And... reincarnation forces more firing which means more profit and less down time for shooters. Win win.. For paintballers, I recommend and hope they add some creativity. For non paintballers, it's fun and safe but I recommend you come out on a day that isn't 80 degrees. It's hot. Trees block breeze. Shade is sporadic. And you want gloves, pants, boots, neck guard, and long sleeve shirt. It's hot. If you are worried about it hurting... it can hurt for sure. Most painful areas are neck and hands so gloves are a must. Neck gets hit infrequently so maybe a scarf or something. If you do a short sleeve shirt and then a long sleeve on top, that takes most of the bite away from being shot. You get the idea..

Check in, instructions, equipment, and the entire area was very exciting for my grandsons and…read morefriends. A lot of fun and are still talking about it.

This place is Just Ok. It's nothing special to say the least. The course offers nothing special…read morebesides being an easily accessible mini-golf course. We had some laughs and had some frustrations. One hole blocked off the "hole in one" option which left a lot to be desired. The staff was friendly. In a pinch, we'd play this course again but given other options, we'll go elsewhere first.

There's not much for miniature golf in Jacksonville so when driving 40 minutes to Amelia Island,…read moreI'd hope for a more vivid miniature golf course. Like the other resort offerings, this experience was dull. It's nice there are other games the kids can enjoy and that they can play unlimited. Just green and holes, no fun traditional decor. Also if hungry for a bite, the restaurant nearby had horrible ratings so we went to just eat at Harris Teeter.

Nice course! Good golf carts. Reasonably priced. Greens are fast. Fairways are well maintained!read more

Very friendly staff. Course greens are very good, consistent speed 11, 12! Price is excellent and…read morewe definitely will Tee up here on next trip to Duuuvall!