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StoryTimuquana Country Club steadies for Furyk & Friends after greens vandalism
Set along the Ortega bend of the St. Johns, Timuquana Country Club remains a private, member-focused hub for golf, tennis, fitness and dining in Jacksonville’s Westside, with house customs that reflect its long-standing culture [1][2].Opened in the early 1920s, the course traces its roots to Donald Ross, with later updates by noted architects including Robert Trent Jones, George Cobb, David W. Gordon and, more recently, Bobby Weed—work that has kept the classic lines fresh without losing their Ross bones [2][6].The club’s championship résumé runs deep: it hosted the U.S. Senior Amateur in 2002 and the U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball in 2019, and it now stages the Constellation Furyk & Friends on the PGA Tour Champions calendar. Its layout is routinely listed among Jacksonville’s notable tracks in national golf directories [2][4].In the lead-up to Jim Furyk’s event, multiple greens at Timuquana were vandalized, prompting a quick response ahead of tournament week [3]. Even amid that disruption, the venue’s reputation as a polished, testy Ross classic—and a reliable home for big weeks on the First Coast—remains intact [2][4].Beyond the ropes, the club emphasizes a full-family experience, with detailed guest information and customs guiding play and clubhouse use for visitors and tournament guests alike [1][5].