Omni Amelia Island Resort - Oak Marsh

In a beautiful area, reminiscent of Hilton head. Greens sloped and tricky. Condition is excellent.. Tight course, but played larger.

Course excellent, pin placements very challenging, always enjo player here.

They have made efforts to get the greens to roll faster. Course is in fantastic shape….beautiful views

Course is pretty and in excellent shape. I played from the back (Gold) tees and have several issues. Some T boxes were thicker than the rough, Some tee markers were absent. In some cases trees close to the t box blocked access to the fairway or most of the green on a par three. In another 2 holes brush was grown so high as to block driver shots off the tee.

The layout is great and challenges long hitters to those who are just starting out. Greens , bunkers, and fairways are top notch. The staff and practice facilities are similar to the actual green speed. Will be back soon

I expected more for the price
The course would need some cleaning

The course was a great surprise and accommodations were world class. Pace conditions views and challenge all reside here… like all FL golf, beware of water!

Postive: 9th, 16th, 17th, 18th holes, all on Marsh.
Clubhouse has not received any meaningful update in over 20 years, and restrooms are no better than in a rundown bus station. Carts are old, a little depressing. Some bunkers are in sad shape, too, with stones, inferior sand. Cart paths need redoing. All this for the highest price around.

Beautiful course in great condition. Loved it. Read some reviews that it was tight. I didn’t think so. 18 is a great finishing hole. Recommended. It’s not cheap because it’s a resort course, but we’ll worth playing.

Course was in great shape and pace of play was excellent. Greens were relatively quick. Really like Amelia Island and Oak Marsh.

Nice place to play. However, tee times are too close together resulting in slow play.
Overpriced.

Teed off hoping to play in 3:30 hrs. Had to leave after 13 holes after 3:30 playing time.