Illustrative imagePanama City Beach, Florida
Shark's Tooth Golf Club
About the club
Shark's Tooth Golf Club was established in 2002, in serene Lake Powell, Florida. The architect behind the club's golf course was Greg Norman, a former professional golfer and renowned golf course designer. Nestled in a woodland environment with a coastal dune lake as a backdrop, Shark's Tooth Golf Club reflects the natural beauty and wilderness of Florida. Shark's Tooth Golf Club is a private golf club. Membership inquiries should be directed to the club.
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Course
Membership
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Shark's Tooth Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
On request
These figures are estimates you set. They are not published club prices. Enquire on this page for current membership pricing. Estimates do not include food and beverage minimums, capital assessments, or activity fees.
Private Clubs team
Location
6652 E. County Hwy 30A, Suite 140 Inlet Beach, FL 32461, Panama City Beach, Florida 32413, United States
Reviews
4.8
61 reviews
The golf course was very well maintained. Greens were fast but true beautiful. The club house is complete and beautiful. Long course and challenging.
Barbara Marquis
The course is always in great shape and it's a nice departure from public courses.
Nick Virbitsky
I was able to play this private course that is part of the Watersound club by staying at the Camp Creek Inn, which is fabulous. Shark’s Tooth was in great shape, tee to green. Service at bag drop, pro shop, turn food prep were all helpful and friendly. This is a Greg Norman design and it played fast with no rough, and lots of bunkers that were well kept. Don’t hesitate to putt from 10-20 feet off the green. It’s the smart and safe play on such tight lies. Also, the rattlesnake sign is meant to keep you alert. However, take a club with you if you go in the scrub looking for a ball.
Lawrence C