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On behalf of our entire staff and those of our golf partners I want to welcome you to your one stop source for information about your upcoming golf trip to Jekyll Island. We recognize that your trip to Jekyll Island is going to be a new experience for many of you. I have vacationed on the Island several times and have played the courses you will be playing and I feel confident that this will be a trip you remember for years to come.

As a thank you to Scott and all of you for working with us again this year we are giving away a set of Wilson Profile club. Scott said that he would come up with some sort a challenge to find a winner of the clubs.

The above navigation bar will help you and your group can get specific information about where you are staying, which Courses you are playing, and when. Our Connections link will provide you with information about some of the best restaurants and pubs on the Island, Brunswick, and St Simons' Island, and other local businesses that cater to the traveling golfer.

Our map link will help you and your group get around the area and our payment link allows you and your group to make secured payments on line and be able to check on the status of your account with our payment log link.

Jekyll Island’s natural beauty has long drawn guests to its shores. From the early settlers, to the Jekyll Island Club members, to the thousands of guests who arrive today, Jekyll Island is a retreat of history and wonder. With miles of beach, marsh, and maritime forest, Jekyll Island is a haven of discovery. Around every corner, a new adventure awaits.

Jekyll Island’s 10 miles of unspoiled beaches are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, or for leisurely walks or invigorating jogs. Perhaps best known for their natural bounty, Jekyll Island’s beaches also offer shell collecting for guests, young and old.

Jekyll Island is one of only four Georgia barrier islands that feature a paved causeway to access the island by car. It features 5,700 acres of land, including a 200-acre Jekyll Island Club Historic District. The island measures about 7 miles long by 1.5 miles wide, has 8 miles of wide, flat beaches on its east shore with sand packed hard enough for easy walking or biking, and boasts 20 miles of hiking trails.

Experience the History of the Island – In the early 1900s, Jekyll Island was a private club retreat whose members included the Rockefellers, Morgans, Cranes and Goulds and represented over one-sixth of the world’s wealth. Today, it is owned by the State of Georgia, but this history can be dramatically revisited with a tram tour of the National Historic Landmark District, including many of the opulent mansions their millionaire owners called “cottages.”

In the midsection of the river side of the island is a 240-acre Historic District where most of the buildings from the Jekyll Island Club era still stand, most in remarkable preservation. The centerpiece of the grounds is the enormous Jekyll Island Club Hotel, a two-winged structure that contains numerous suites for rental, including a beautiful presidential suite that contains the three-story turret on the front of the building. Thirty-three buildings from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries surround the hotel, with many being mansion-sized cottages.

Dating back to the days of the Rockefellers and Morgans, Jekyll Island Golf Club continues to be one of the premier golf destinations in the Southeast. With three 18-hole championship courses — as well as a 9-hole par-3 course — it will challenge golfers of all abilities for days on end.