Jacksonville Beach & Ponte Vedra: Championship Pedigree, Coastal Ease.

This corridor runs from the tournament stage at TPC Sawgrass to an easygoing coastal round at Jacksonville Beach Golf Club. While just a short drive apart, you’ll find two different registers of golf. Pete Dye’s Stadium Course anchors the collection with strategic, water-lined design; Dye’s Valley plays as its more restrained companion. Jacksonville Beach Golf Club closes the loop with open, breezy terrain a few minutes from the Atlantic.

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Featured Golf Courses

Scenic golf course with water hazards, trees, and a clubhouse in the background.

THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Architect: Pete Dye & Alice Dye (1980)

Designed to test both mental acuity and physical skill, the Stadium Course features a mix of elevation changes, strategic bunkering, and water-lined fairways. Shot placement is paramount, forcing players to weigh aggression against caution. The routing unfolds with a rhythm that alternates between bold challenges and subtle nuances. Its architectural elegance merges natural contours with meticulously planned strategy.

Aerial view of a golf course with a water hazard on the left and lush green fairways on the right, surrounded by trees.

Dye’s Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

Architect: Pete Dye, Jerry Pate & Bobby Weed (1987); restored by Bobby Weed

This course unfolds across gently rolling terrain where fairways bend around water hazards and natural hollows. Strategic angles and approach positioning are central to the design, rewarding disciplined decision-making. Each hole presents a distinct personality, requiring both imagination and restraint. The result is a thoughtful and refined complement to the nearby Stadium Course.

Jacksonville Beach Golf Club – Jacksonville Beach, FL

Architect: Clyde Johnston / Fuzzy Zoeller (1987); restored by Harrison Minchew

Just a few minutes from the Atlantic, this coastal course stretches across open terrain shaped by palms, lakes, and steady ocean breezes. The routing mixes forgiving lines with pockets of strategic bunkering, creating a fun, upbeat coastal round. Bright, open, and relaxed, it’s classic beach-town Florida golf

Plan Your Next Trip the Right Way

See how the courses, hotels, and areas sit relative to each other in Ponte Verda & NE Florida.

Insider Notes:

Premium tee times: TPC Sawgrass books early and commands premium pricing, especially for the Stadium Course (read: plan ahead)

Jacksonville Beach Golf Club: Coastal wind builds through the day, so adjust club selection accordingly.

Local Explore: The Reef and SeaBreeze at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club are reliable for fresh seafood and ocean views.

If time permits, a trip down to St. Augustine is worth the drive for cobblestone streets, Spanish architecture, and more. You can even fit in a round of golf - check out a few courses in our St. Augustine Area collection.

Airport Access:

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) is the closest major reposrt

  • THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass: ~45 minutes

  • Dye’s Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass: ~45 minutes

  • Jacksonville Beach Golf Club: ~18 miles

Driving Times:

From Jacksonville Beach/Ponte Vedra

  • Orlando, FL: ~2 hours 15 minutes

  • Savannah, GA: ~2.5 hours

  • Tallahassee, FL: ~3 hours 

  • Tampa, FL: ~3.5  hours

  • Charleston, SC: ~4 hours 15 minutes

THE PLAYERS Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Reviews

Dye’s Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Reviews

Jacksonville Beach Golf Club – Jacksonville Beach, FL Reviews

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