21st Annual Wyllie B. Hodges Golf Tournament
Marsh Landing
Due to the scenic terrain and abundant wildlife, Marsh Landing Country Club could double as a nature preserve in addition to being a challenging championship golf course. The designer, Ed Seay, kept the beautiful landscape in tact by incorporating the natural features into the layout and adding landscaping that showcased the area's beauty. The golf course winds through intracoastal and tidal marshes, towering pines, and peaceful lagoons that provide unique scenery and challenges. Water hazards come into play on several holes and there are numerous bunkers strategically placed throughout. Marsh Landing Country Club is also conveniently located within minutes of downtown Jacksonville and the pristine beaches of Florida's First Coast.
Course Layout
Take a virtual tour of the course, hole by hole, by clicking the link below:
Catered Dinner Tent
Located on the shoreline of the intercoastal waterway, this event space will be the location of our catered dinner upon completion of the golf tournament.
Enjoy the beautiful sunset view from your seat as you unwind from a successful day on the course.
Hole 17: "The Island Green"
Marsh Landing measures 6,863 yards from the championship tees, 6,433 from the member tees, 5,060 from the regular tees and 5,097 from the forward tees.
Course Design: Hole 1, 5, 13
Seven different tee options to choose from with a fair course set up for women and men of all abilities. Course and slope ratings are: championship tees 74.3/143, member tees 72.4/135, merganser tees 71.2/129, regular tees 69.9/126, marsh tees 68.0/122,forward tees 71.2/127, and forward up tees 70.2/120.
Course Design: Hole 6, 13, 14, 17
Opened in 1986, Marsh Landing is continually rated in the top 5 courses in Northern Florida and is ranked in the top 10 in the state by Florida Golf Magazine, #18 in Florida by Travel and Leisure Magazine.
Host course to the 1994 U.S. Amateur qualifier, 2000 and 2001 U.S. Open qualifier, 2003 Florida State Senior Amateur Championship, 1999 and 2001 Oakley Invitational.
Marsh Landing also has been the home site for the Mark Brunell Golf Classic, Tom Coughlin Golf Classic, Tony Boselli Foundation, PGA Tour Commissioners Cup, MalVai Washing Golf/Tennis Gala, Deb Richard Pro-AM, Furgle & Friends Celebrity Golf Classic, Jacksonville Yellow Ribbon Fund Golf Tournament and Fundraisers and many more.
The Amelia River Club Bar & Grill
Designed by Ed Seay of Arnold Palmer Course Design. Marsh Landing Country Club is a private 18-hole golf course that provides members with an exceptional golf experience.
*Text and Images courtesy of Marsh Landing Country Club's website (https://www.marshlandingcc.com/)