Golf

Watersound Club Members now have another world-class golfing experience to enjoy. The Third Golf Course is a brand-new 18-hole golf course designed by Davis Love III, located north of Shark's Tooth Golf Course.

The Third offers a unique golfing experience with pristine greens, lush fairways, and natural landscapes. It has been carefully designed to fit into the surrounding environment, using the existing topography to create a challenging yet enjoyable course.

The St. Joe Company has announced the construction of another world-class Watersound Club golf course in the SoWal area.

Watersound Club staff are working closely with Love Golf Design founders Davis Love III, Mark Love and Scot Sherman to bring the new course to life as an additional amenity for Watersound Club members. In homage to both the PGA great helping design the new golf course and the fact that it will be the third championship golf course in the Watersound Club collection, the new course will be named The Third.

Camp Creek Inn on the Camp Creek Golf Course is now open and accepting reservations.

The new 75-room boutique hotel has a unique privilege for guests – allowing “Member for a Stay” privileges to Watersound Club, a private membership club that provides access to a range of high-end properties including a world-class beach club, an expansive new health and wellness facility, and both the Camp Creek Golf Course and Shark’s Tooth Golf Course.

From the white sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, to the Old Florida feel of Choctawhatchee Bay, Sandestin  Golf and Beach Resort spreads over 2400 acres offering everything fun under the sun.

When Amy Walsh gave birth to her first child, she knew her mother was dying from bone cancer. Even so, her parents jumped on a flight from Michigan to Santa Rosa Beach to meet their grandson. Although Amy was recovering from a cesarean, she explained, “I cooked her dinner, rubbed her feet and made her sit in the sun.”

The founder of Fore Her is no stranger to public service, or cancer for that matter. Amy’s sister was a toddler when she was diagnosed with leukemia, a disease which, thankfully, was successfully treated.