With over 1,224 holes of golf, Northeast Florida is the ideal spot for golf vacations. Start off your golfing excursion at the World Golf Hall of Fame discovering the story of golf's greatest players and the history of the game. The entire museum is dedicated to the sport with special exhibits featured throughout the year. Before you leave, try your skills at the interactive putting green within the museum. The World Golf Village is also home to the Slammer & Squire golf course and King & Bear golf course. 

Located along the Walk of Champions, Murray Bros. Caddyshack Restaurant is the flagship restaurant of actor/comedian Bill Murray and his five brothers. Your attentive "caddie" will apprise you of the daily lunch or dinner specials or serve you a selection from the full menu that includes hand-patted hamburgers, succulent steaks, extraordinary appetizers and salads and their signature "sloppy sundae." Sports fans will enjoy the generous bar area featuring big screen televisions showing the current round of that week's PGA TOUR event or college or professional football games.

After a filling lunch, travel across the Intracoastal Waterway to the Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass and experience a round of golf at the home of THE PLAYERS Championship. This unique golf facility is home to the famous 17^th island green. Try to keep your ball out of the water! Tours of the gorgeous 77,000 square foot, Mediterranean-style clubhouse, built in 2007, offer the history and fun facts of the tournament.

Before dinner, stop in at the Sawgrass Marriott Resort & Spa for your own personal spa treatment to free yourself from the stress of the greens. Special spa treatments are available for golfers along with a special golf stretching session with your own personal certified trainer.

Round out your day of golfing adventures at the Roy's Jacksonville Beach. Providing guests with an exceptional dining experience and delicious cuisine of Hawaiian fusion seafood, and steaks, this is the perfect hole-in-one way to finish the day!

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