One of St. Simons most popular sports is GOLF. Numerous courses offer challenging
layouts and a variety of play and scenery. St. Simons Island is home of Davis Love III and many others who love the game of golf. Semi-tropical weather makes
golfing possible year around.
St. Simons and Glynn County offer more golfing facilities than any county in the state of Georgia. Some of the courses listed below are
private; the majority are public and semi-private year-round courses.
Boating opportunities in the Atlantic, Intracoastal Waterway and Rivers abound. A knowledge of tidal
conditions and Georgia's boating safety laws will make your boating activities safe and more enjoyable.
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Local / Area Golf Courses
| ST. SIMONS ISLAND COURSES |
| Retreat |
| Sea Palms |
| Hampton Golf Club |
| Sea Island Golf Club |
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| BRUNSWICK MAINLAND COURSES |
| Brunswick Country Club |
| Golden Isles Golf Center |
| Coastal Pines |
| Oak Grove Island |
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| JEKYLL ISLAND GOLF COURSES |
| Oleander Course |
| Pine Lakes Course |
| Indian Mound Course |
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All power craft must be launched from
approved ramp areas. A distance of 1000 feet is required between any power craft (including jet skis) and the beach. St. Simons Marinas include:
Golden Isles Marina, Hampton River Club Marina, St. Simons Boating and Fishing Club, Taylor's Fish Camp, Village Creek Landing. In addition,
a boat ramp is located at the MacKay River Bridge. Boat rentals, both power craft and wind-powered, are available. Boating Instructions
are offered by several seasoned captains.
St. Simons Island and the adjacent coastal waters offer fisherman a great place to drop a line. Surf fishing from the beach or off the St. Simons Village Pier is a favorite past time. During the cooler fall and winter months fisherman enjoy trout and bass fishing. Inshore fishing could net: Sea Trout, Flounder, Bass, Redfish, Whiting, Shark and Tarpon . Or offshore fish for : Tarpon, Shark, King Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Cobia, Amber Jack, Barracuda or Grouper . Local Marinas sponsor tournaments and attract anglers from all over the Southeast for the challenge, prizes and fish stories. |