Scramble
Golf Tournament
Oak Marsh Course
Monday, April 28
1:00 pm - $195
This tournament is for golfers of all skill levels, with a focus
on fun. Greens fees, cart, lunch and refreshments are included,
and prizes are awarded to the top teams.
The Oak Marsh was designed by renowned golf course architect
Pete Dye. The course meanders through Amelia Island’s salt
marshes and is lined with moss-draped oak trees. This par 72,
6500 yard course has been included in Golf Digest’s “Top 75
Resort Courses in the U.S.” The course also has been listed as
one of “Florida’s 50 Finest Courses.”
Handicap Golf
Tournament
Ocean Links Course
Tuesday, April 29
1:00 pm - $195
This tournament provides more accomplished golfers an
opportunity to test their skills. Greens fees, cart, lunch and
refreshments are included. Prizes will be awarded for low gross
(the O'Donnell Trophy) and low net scores, closest to the pin
and longest drive.
Don’t be deceived by this 6300 yard, par 70 course: the narrow
fairways, unpredictable ocean winds and the island green on the
concluding hole add up to a fun, challenging afternoon of golf.
ISEA's
golf tournaments are sponsored by
Industrial Safety and Hygiene News.
Round-Robin Tennis Tournament
Tuesday, April 29
2:00 - 4:00 pm - $75
Amelia Island Plantation is home to the Women's Tennis
Association Bausch & Lomb Championships. Navratilova, Sampras,
Graf and Agassi have played on the courts here. You can play on
the same courts, too. Amelia’s clay courts are shaded by oak
trees. The fee includes: racquet rental, tennis balls, court
time and a staff professional to call those line shots!
Sport
Fishing Tournament
Tuesday, April 29
12:30 - 5:30 pm - $235
Grouper, red snapper, tarpon and kingfish are all biting right
now. The boats are having one of their best seasons, and landing
lots of fish. They can’t promise a prize-winner every time, but
you will catch at least some fresh air, and maybe more. Crew
members bait the hooks and set the lines. All you have to do is
reel ’em in. Transportation, lunch, drinks and snacks are
provided.
Historic
Amelia Island Tour
Monday, April 28
1:30 - 5:30 pm - $40
Did you know that Amelia Island is the only area in the US to
have lived under eight flags? That Fernandina Beach, the
island's "downtown," is on
the National Register of Historic Places because of its
Victorian architecture, and is also considered the birthplace of the
modern shrimping industry? Let a professional guide tell
you the tale of the island’s 400-year history. Our guide
will take you through two historic homes and two historic
churches. The tour allows an hour-and-a-half to shop and see
sights on your own.
