NORTH EAST FLORIDA SENIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION

Grand Haven Golf Club
2026-11-02 | Grand Haven Golf Club, 500 Riverfront Drive, Palm Coast, FL, 32137, United States
We will be playing the Grand Haven Golf Club tournament in Palm Coast, FL. is on Monday November 2, 2026. This will be shotgun start at 9:00 am. This is a great golf course and a lot of fun to play. Blind bogey, gross skins, closest to the pin and raffle are all planned along with awards and lunch after the round.
More information on Grand Haven Golf Club is stated below.
From the Grand Haven Web site:
“Nestled inside Palm Coast’s beautiful gated Grand Haven community, you will find the luxurious Grand Haven Golf Club. The private Jack Nicklaus signature designed course features a variety of challenging holes with outstanding views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The course features generous fairways with returning nines and continuous concrete cart paths that run throughout the golf course. Our signature eighth hole, played with a short to mid iron, is a picturesque par three featuring an island green.
Recognized by Links Magazine as one of the top 100 courses in North America, Grand Haven Golf Club is known as one of the Palm Coast’s most dramatic and enjoyable golf courses. Golfers of all skill levels enjoy the lush landscaping and winding fairways that make Grand Haven a terrific experience.”
Invitations to sign up will be sent to the Members on Saturday October 17, 2026.

Fleming Island Golf Club
2026-11-16 | Fleming Island Golf Club, 2260 Town Center Blvd, Fleming Island, FL, 32003, United States
The NEFSGA will be playing the Fleming Island Golf Club on Monday November 16, 2026. This will be an 8:30 am shotgun start with are flighted Gross/Net tournament game along with blind bogey, gross skins, closest to the pin, awards and lunch. Below is some additional information from the Club’s website:
“Fleming Island Golf Club offer players an award winning golf experience from the moment they arrive. Designed by local architect Bobby Weed, Fleming Island’s stunning design features diverse backdrops of native wetlands, dense timbers, and waste areas.
This 6700 yard, 18-hole layout brings with it a par of 71. Players of all abilities will enjoy the stark contrast of both nines. The links-style front nine features creative undulations, water and carefully-placed sand bunkers. The back nine has been carved out of standing timberland, providing an atmosphere of solitude, all within the context of a natural terrain.”
Member invitations to play will be sent on Saturday October 31, 2026.

Four-Ball (Better Ball) Net Tournament - Slammer & Squire Course
2026-11-23 | WGV – Slammer & Squire Golf Course, 2 World Golf Place |, St. Augustine, FL, 32092, United States
This will be the NEFSGA first ever Two Person Best Ball (Four-Ball or Better Ball) Net tournament in its 41 year history. The Slammer & Squire course at the World Golf Village will be hosting. Field is limited to 60 two person teams/pairs. More information to follow.
Below is some information on the course from their website:
“The Slammer & Squire course officially opened to the public in May 1998 and has become a favorite Jacksonville Florida golf course. This 18-hole, 6,939-yard course was designed by architect Bobby Weed along with World Golf Hall of Fame Members, Sam Snead (the “Slammer”) and Gene Sarazen, (the “Squire”).
The three men shared a desire to build a golf course that would preserve the area’s natural beauty and reward good shot making….and that’s just what they did. This well-groomed course showcases the pristine, unspoiled wooded areas, wetlands and natural beauty of the region. It is relatively wide open with several contoured greens and impressive views of the World Golf Hall of Fame.
You’ll discover a layout that places an emphasis on the short game which was reflective of the finesse game that made the “Slammer” and “Squire” legends. And, like the King & Bear, it features several water hazards; but the picturesque views of the World Golf Hall of Fame will definitely overshadow any challenges you may face. In fact, you can almost hear the voices of legends rooting you on as you make your way to the 18th green.”
