Fernandina Beach Golf Club (South to North)

Overview: South to North links Fernandina Beach’s 3,318-yard South nine with its 3,094-yard North nine. The 6,412-yard pairing plays to par 71 and mixes South’s tighter, water-oriented holes with North’s more forgiving municipal character.

History: The North nine dates to 1956, while the South nine was the last of the three nines to open, in 1972. The contrasting dates and designers are part of the facility’s identity rather than evidence of one single-build course.

Did You Know? South’s seventh is a par three over water, while North’s closing hole is a hard dogleg left. The reverse-named combination therefore moves between two very different signature-hole ideas.