Naval Air Station Golf Course (Blue/Red)

Overview: Blue/Red is an 18-hole routing at Casa Linda Oaks Golf Course on Naval Air Station Jacksonville. The exact combination record lists Neil Haworth and Robin Nelson, a 2000 opening, par 71 and 6,323 yards from the black tees. The course moves through tree-lined fairways and blue lakes within the station's 27-hole facility, giving the mixed routing a different balance from the Red/White course used by the same MWR operation.

History: The present Casa Linda Oaks identity belongs to a 27-hole military golf program at NAS Jacksonville. Current Navy MWR information confirms the three-nine facility and distinguishes the Red and White nines, which together measure 6,890 yards at par 72, from the shorter Blue nine at par 35. The Blue/Red directory record is therefore a specific 18-hole combination, not a separate club.

Did You Know? The Blue nine is called The Blue Angel in the current Navy MWR description and is intended as a shorter loop for newer players or a quick nine. Combining it with the Red nine creates a par-71 route, while the Red/White pairing produces the facility's par-72 Oaks course.