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Since 1923. Rich Tradition Since 1923. Rich tradition. Modern amenities. An exceptional place. Distinctively Timuquana. Timuquana Country Club, established in 1923, There is a thriving league-play tennis program, As you look closely at Timuquana Country is one of Florida’s premier country clubs and a family pool area, a fitness center, fine dining, Club, you will come to realize what the current among the oldest in Jacksonville. The Club’s several casual dining options and extensive members already know – that Timuquana is a 290 acres are nestled on the western edge of annual social events and traditions. The Club great place to golf, play tennis, swim, relax and the St. Johns River. The Club’s location on the also hosts private events, weddings and socialize. river gives it a “million dollar view” of the meetings on behalf of its members. St. Johns and the Jacksonville skyline. Surrounded by some of Mother Nature’s best Timuquana offers its members, their families work, the pristine clubhouse welcomes The Club offers members a full array of and guests exceptional social, golf and members and their guests to enter a place that year-round activities. Its famed Donald Ross recreational experiences, which foster enduring is relaxed, yet refined, a place where you go 18-hole golf course has hosted numerous friendships and preserve community. to escape, or to conduct business, all while USGA events and is the course where PGA Tour enjoying sweeping views of the golf course. golfer David Duval learned the game. Timuquana Country Club A course that suits everyone to a tee. Timuquana Country Club features a course designed by historic architect, Donald J. Ross. Timuquana’s course is a great example of Donald Ross’ work and provides challenges to golfers of the highest skill level, but is also suitable for every level of player. The course has some of the most complex and challenging greens which allow you to play day in and day out while seldom seeing the same thing twice. Along with a fantastic golf course, Timuquana boasts a golf calendar with events fitting into the different lifestyles of its many members. Whether you are looking for competitive stroke play competitions or a casual nine holes in the evening, we are proud to have something for everyone. Timuquana Country Club is dedicated to consistent delivery of exceptional golf course conditions for the enjoyment of the Timuquana members, their families and guests. Timuquana Country Club Superb amenities. Great things are happening at Timuquana, with the opening of our new, beach entry pool and riverfront casual dining venue, The Grove. The beautiful new pool is heated for year-round enjoyment, and hosts an exciting schedule of events and activities, from festive holiday BBQs to swim team meets and aquatic fitness classes. Completed in late Spring 2019, the new amenities also includes The Grove's walk-up bar and dining spaces, riverfront fire pit, and shaded relaxation and lounge areas. The Club features eight Har-Tru Clay tennis courts for play. Private lessons, leagues, clinics, summer camps and adult team play are offered throughout the year for beginner to advanced players. With over 3,000 sq. feet of space, the Fitness Center offers a wide range of group fitness classes, as well as personal training, nutrition, and an array of spa services including massage therapy and skincare. Timuquana Country Club Social Events at the Club. Timuquana members enjoy year-round programing for all age ranges and interests. From Christmas Brunch to Family Camp-out on the River Lawn, we strive to offer something for everyone. Timuquana Country Club Relax and Enjoy. Timuquana is the perfect gathering place for friends. The elegant, yet friendly and welcoming atmosphere inspires camaraderie. With our picturesque setting, Executive Chef Lewis’ signature dishes and dedicated staff, Timuquana should be your first choice for an unforgettable dining experience. From small, intimate birthdays and anniversary parties, to large weddings and holiday functions, the Club's catering and culinary team can help design the right private event for you, your family, and friends. Timuquana Country Club Join our Tribe. If you have a passion for golf, tennis, swimming, good food or great conversation, Timuquana offers all the amenities of a premier country club. For more information on membership or to schedule a personal tour, please contact Holly Kaspar, Membership and Marketing Director, at 904.388.2664 ext. 131 or by email at [email protected]. 4028 Timuquana Road | Jacksonville, FL www.Timuquana.net 904.384.3801.
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