Oleander Course Jekyll Island - Georgia

In 1964, following the Islands inland lakes and pine forest, golf architect Dick Wilson created the Oleander course on the grounds on what was once the 34th oldest registered golf course in the United States. Oleander, the locals favorite, challenges golfers with numerous dog legs, par 4s & 5s. Being situated only 300 yards from the ocean, the warm salty, trade winds will often affect your play.

Course Details

Par 72

Yardage  6521

Maximum Required Handicap

The three 18-hole courses are served by a centrally located driving range/practice bunker

The Jekyll Island Golf Pro Shop in the Clubhouse – serving Jekyll Island’s three 18-hole courses – features a full line of golf equipment and apparel, as well as golf cart, pull cart and club rentals. 
The Clubhouse also is served by Morgan’s Grill, a full-service restaurant and lounge that provides a relaxing way to start or end your round.

Important Info

Soft Spikes must be worn on all courses.