Marsh Landing Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida

David T.

As promised, Concert Golf has initiated a $7 million capital improvement plan and the first steps are already in progress. The driving range was recently re-grassed and equipped with TurfHound tee stations. TurfHound provides a surface that mimics the feel of real grass without requiring a lawnmower.! The renovation of the clubhouse is also well underway. According to Fairall, "We have completed the demolition phase and are now in the process of rebuilding everything!"

Playing Marsh Landing is like taking a 4-hour ride through a nature preserve. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer Course Design partner Ed Seay who was able to keep most of the landscape intact and incorporate the natural features of the terrain into the layout. The course uses a lot of creative routing and features two very diverse nines. The front side meanders through serene, intercoastal marshlands with the odd towering pine tree; water comes into play on every hole. The back nine looks as if it has been carved from thick lagoons and tidal marshes. You get a break from the water on the first two holes but then it re-emerges for the rest of the round. As you would expect with a country club of this caliber, fairways are manicured, bunkers are raked to near-perfection and the greens roll true. Even though the community dates back to 1985, March Landing is still one of the most prestigious developments in the area. You’ll get the picture as you pass some impressive homes on the golf course.

Marsh Landing has its share of memorable holes; my two favorites are Number 12 and 17. For many members, the 12th hole is the layout’s signature hole. It’s an incredible par 3 that plays 160 yards from the Member Tees. Start off from an elevated tee box over a soggy marshland into a small green protected in the front and back by bunkers. It’s pretty much all carry from tee to green with no real bailout area to speak of. Long is better than short!

Number 17 is a challenging par 5, especially if you’ve never played it before. It plays 495 yards, is almost dead straight, and is one of the tighter driving holes on the golf course. It does open up a bit in the landing area, but you can’t tell that from the tee box. There’s water on the right should you push your drive and a bunker on the left side if you hit it too well. What you may not know – I didn’t – is that a large wetland area comes into play about 130 yards in front of the green. Unless you can hit your fairway wood longer than you just hit your drive, your best bet is to lay up and leave yourself a manageable distance into the green which is protected by a large bunker on the right. Beware of the two fairway bunkers on the right just short of the marsh. Par is a good score here!

At a Country Club where the main focus is golf, you would expect to find first-rate practice facilities and Marsh Landing doesn’t disappoint. You can get in some practice at their full-length driving range where you can hit every club in the bag or sharpen your short-game skills on the chipping green. Then, move over to the practice green and stroke some putts.

Inside the pro shop, you’ll find the latest golf fashions and styles, so you’ll not only play your best, but you’ll also look good too!

In addition to a top-rated 18-hole championship golf course, Marsh Landing Country Club features 10 lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, a large fitness facility, and a resort-style pool.

Membership is the best way to experience all that Marsh Landing Country Club has to offer. All Memberships include primary, spouse, and children under the age of 23. Each membership category has a one-time, non-refundable initiation fee, plus monthly dues.

Daniel N.

The staff were courteous, friendly and professional...the course fair but challenging. Great experience!!

Steve M.

Beautiful course and great layout. Greens were fast and true and pin placement was crazy hard. To much speed and you could roll 10 feet past or even worse off the other side. Quite the challenge and in great shape as well. Lots of wildlife running around as well.

Kathleen H.

Currently under in house renovations but the luncheon food and service were delightful for a packed crowd of the joint chambers of commerce jax beach and ponte beach divisions...

Christopher P.

Played a lot of courses
and this one is unique. The lay out and the scenery is top notch highly recommended if you can get on.

William N.

No notice of renovations or rerouting of golf course, no map on scorecard , no GPS in cart. Unless you know the new course, with several forced carries, it's a "hit and hope" golf round. People are nice.

Dan G. 9.

Warning. Chef is gone.

Most disgusting meal I can recall. Pork chop, so dry you had to dip it on the apple stuff to swallow. Ah the apple stuff… a combination of apples and onions and cinnamon and I don’t know what. Absolutely foul. Sadly we brought some friends here. He choked down his pork chop so they would not do anything about his meal. They did offer me something else from the menu.

We we’re going to do thanksgiving dinner there bit canceled that idea after we found the kitchen help is doing the cooking. And contrary to the nice owner reply below: I emailed and phoned twice and got no response when looking for assurances that this.

Prior review
I have never belonged to a country club before. We just moved out here and my wife joined the club for the tennis.
She seems pretty happy with tennis.
And we don’t know anyone. I’ve had the opportunity to enjoy dinner there twice now. The food has been pleasant. The prices are fair. The service is magnificent. The grounds in the clubhouse are all very nice and very comfortable. I plan on looking at the gym but haven’t done so yet.

John B.

Getting better every time I go there