Pretty great courses. Played Great dunes on 1/10 and the greens were sanded. It is a new course so I understand the $130 price tag but it’s too steep if you’re putting through sand/ rocks. They should have had discounted rates during this time. Luckily we secured a hot rate on GolfNow or we would have been very disappointed in paying $130 with Greens in those conditions Played Pine Lakes on 1/11 and it was in terrific shape. All greens were rolling smooth and fast and fairways were in great condition. Price for this course was fair if not a little cheap for the condition it’s in. Staff was pretty friendly and starters were very helpful. Will definitely be back if we’re in the area

Great golf in Georgia's state park. 3-18 hole courses to select from when making your tee time. Played Indian Mounds. The greens are small making the approach shot critical. The layout is beautiful and secluded. There is a full practice facility, a full pro shop and a great grill to enjoy a beverage while settling up your bets after a majestic round. Highly recommended to play if you enjoy the game of golf.

Do Not Play here! I would give it no stars if the option was available. We played Great Dunes today and it was absolutely the worst course I can remember playing! The group in front of us played Pine Lakes and said it was even worse! Supposedly this course was renovated and reopened in November 2025 but literally looks like the project was abandoned mid project but opened anyway! I can’t believe the Clubhouse staff can charge guests $135 to play this Goat Track and sleep at night! Golfers Beware!

The restoration of Great Dunes has been outstandingly executed. Kudos to the Jekyll Island Authority and architects Brian Ross and Jeffrey Stein. The renovation of the Oleander nine and the restoration of the Travis routing are nothing short of breathtaking. What's most striking is the sensory contradiction this course pulls off. The lowcountry is everywhere, salty air, tall pines, oaks, and marsh. But the weathered trees and exposed dune ridges read more like Monterey Peninsula than the Southeast. It's a rare combination. This and the other investments on the island have quietly solidified Jekyll as a unique destination. One of the best public pieces of golf architecture in the South and I will be coming back.

Played round a Golf at Indian mound on April 28, the greens were terrible. The fairways were terrible. For the amount of money you pay to play a round of Golf, you would think it would be in better condition. I've been there previously and I really didn't have any issues, but this last time and it just seems like They weren't taking care of it. There was fungus on the greens, mushrooms growing. It was not a good experience. The staff was great. Carts were in great condition. Starter was very friendly, just the course was in bad condition. What Happened..