Marsh Creek Country Club

Marsh Creek Country Club

Boasting some of the finest golf in North Florida, Marsh Creek Country Club offers an 18-hole golf course designed by former PGA touring professional, Mark McCumber.

Six tee placements allow the course to deliver challenging golf to players of every level and with fairways that border the natural marshland, the island is home to an abundance of birds and wildlife from bald eagles to bobcats.

 

LOCATION

Marsh Creek Country Club

169 Marshside Drive, St. Augustine, FL 32080

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