Camp Creek Golf Club

Camp Creek Golf Club sits between Highway 98 and Scenic Highway 30A in Seacrest, Florida, surrounded by native plantings and within reach of the emerald waters and white sand beaches of Northwest Florida. Designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 2001, the 18-hole layout stretches nearly 7,200 yards. Unlike much of Florida's flat terrain, Camp Creek features undulated fairways, few flat lies, and tiered greens that run quick and true. Every tee box offers a view of the green, and driveable bunkers add a strategic edge throughout the round. The course carries a natural character — no houses are visible from the fairways, and native species such as Saw Palmetto, Live Oak, Muhly Grass, and Gulf Cordgrass frame the turf and support local wildlife. A showcase of this plant palette surrounds the practice range and putting green. Camp Creek has hosted several first-round US Open Qualifiers and earned recognition including Golf Digest's 2nd Best Public Golf Course in 2013 and 18th Best in State across public and private clubs.