Classic Pete Dye-design stretches 6,500 yards at par 72, which features tight fairways and small greens winding along salt marsh creeks bordered by towering oaks.

Designed by Pete Dye and Bobby Weed, this par 72, 18-hole course stretches 6,300 yards through a natural landscape of sand dunes and seaside terrain.

The Amelia Island Plantation tennis program has been recognized as one of the finest resort tennis programs in the world, offering a variety of tournaments and facilities that cater to the whole family and every level of play. With 23 Har-Tru fast-dry clay courts shaded beneath majestic live oaks in a beautiful Florida tennis setting, guests can enjoy day or night play.

One of nine sites along the African-American Heritage Trail, this area founded in 1935 was Florida's first African-American beach.

This little seaport town located on Amelia Island has had an extremely  lively history from the Timacuan Indians to the Spanish Explorers, Pirates to Flagler's Railroad, which caused the whole town to

It's just you, your golf game, and the breathtaking Florida landscape at this golf course.

Named one of the "Top Twenty Courses in Florida" by the Miami Herald, this Fazio award-winning design features 18 challenging holes at par 72.