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Casa Linda Oaks Golf Course at Naval Air Station Jacksonville is a 27-hole championship facility featuring three nine-hole courses: the Red and White nines (The Oaks Course) measure 6,890 yards with a par of 72, while the Blue nine (The Blue Angel) measures 2,931 yards with a par of 35. The Blue Angel nine is designed for beginner and intermediate players or those seeking a quick nine holes. The course was founded in 1943 and was designed by Jack Harvey, Neil Haworth, Robin Nelson, and Mark Miller.

Located on the Naval Air Station Jacksonville grounds in Florida, the course features holes that wind through beautiful tree-lined fairways complemented by scenic blue lakes. The facility offers multiple tee options ranging from Gold and White to Black tees, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Course ratings and slopes vary by tee selection, with the Black tees presenting a slope of 124 and rating of 72.3 for challenging play.

The facility includes a full practice facility with driving range and putting green, PGA professional staff offering group and private lessons, a pro shop, and clubhouse amenities. Access is limited to active and retired military personnel, Department of Defense employees, and their authorized guests.