





St Simons, Georgia
Frederica Golf Club
About the club
This private club is operated by Sea Island Resort and located at the far north end of St. Simon's Island near the remains of Fort Frederica. Tom Fazio sometimes gets a rap for building "safe" courses that are heavy on visuals and light on substance. No one will think he played it safe at Frederica, which possesses some of the most extroverted greens you'll find anywhere. They're full of crests and pockets and channels and crowns. Some are perched on sand ridges that the architecture team created (the 5th, 6th and remarkable 16th), and others are tucked behind sweeping bunkers (like 2, 3, 8 and 17). Moving through clusters of transplanted live oaks, along lakes, over dunes and into the saltwater marshes at the north end of the site, the course feels a little like the Lowcountry meets Long Island.
Amenities
Bar
Casual Dining
Dining
Event Spaces
Fine Dining
Fishing
Fitness
Golf Course
Course
Membership
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Frederica Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
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over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Membership Concierge
Christopher Knight
Location
100 Pike's Bluff Dr, St Simons, Georgia 31522, United States
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Reviews
4.9
71 reviews
Great club and really nice course. Staff was very helpful and knowledgeable!
Jax Elite Black Car
Nothing but 5 stars for this course. Everything is 1st class. Really enjoyed it. A hidden gem!
Jim Reilly
The Clubhouse is outstanding and probably one of the nicest I have ever seen. The golf course was very nice. Not top 10. Seemed kind of over rated to me. My buddies liked the fact that you could drive anywhere and there were no out of bounds. There were hazards etc. One trip there is enough. Cost $525 with Caddie plus $50 tip. It's not Pebble Beach.
jim hubler