Shingle Creek Golf Club

Redesigned by Arnold Palmer Design Company, Shingle Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course bordered by moss-hung oaks and native pines meandering along historic Shingle Creek.

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Test your skills on the Slammer & Squire and King & Bear, two championship courses crafted by golf icons. Located in Northeast Florida's St. Augustine, between the Atlantic Ocean and St. Johns River, this coastal escape boasts sandy shores, historic charm, and a thriving food scene. Train like a pro at the PGA TOUR Golf Academy and book a Stay & Play package for the ultimate getaway!

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The Outer Banks - OBX

North Carolina's Outer Banks golf has quickly become one of the premier destinations on the east coast. Located at the top of North Carolina's barrier islands, the Outer Banks divides the Atlantic Ocean from the Currituck Sound. With so many holes along the waters completely surrounding the Outer Banks, it's hard to imagine a more picturesque and exciting place to tee it up. Couple this with 130 miles of the wildest, most natural and undeveloped beaches in the country and you have the perfect getaway.

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