Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club

Prestigious, private, gated and beautiful…

Few golf course communities offer the kind of abundance that has come to be expected at Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club. You won’t need your imagination to know what life will be like here in the charming seaside town of Ormond Beach, Florida where an unhurried pace, year-round warm weather, and a lower cost of living offer superb value.

With a twenty-year reputation for being among the best private golf course communities in Florida, Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club continues to get better and better. With more than half of the 3,600 acres yet to be developed, miles of pristine natural beauty blends with mature landscaping to provide the backdrop for a sparkling array of amenities including 45 holes of championship golf, two full-service clubhouses, pickleball, lighted Har-Tru tennis courts, scenic pool pavilion with cabana bar, nature parks and miles of walking trails.

If you are looking to settle in a private golf course community that confers instant social life, warmth, and camaraderie, it’s all waiting for you at Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club. Reward yourself with the lifestyle you deserve. Take the next step and plan a discovery tour so you can see for yourself why so many choose to call Plantation Bay Golf and Country Club their home. Play for a day, stay for life!

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- Plantation Bay Residents: Try a Surfing Excursion to Flagler Beach
  August 16, 2021For those Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club residents who require more than three golf courses, two clubhouses, a wellness center with a full-service spa, fitness center, two resort-style swimming pools and a cabana bar, their premier master-planned community in Ormond Beach also happens to be right around the corner from pristine Atlantic beaches. You know what this means. Surf’s up! Florida’s east central Atlantic coastline is a longtime favorite of professional, amateur and recreational surfers. The ocean currents along this section of Florida generate some serious waves and serious surfers know where to catch them. One of those surfing hotspots happens to be Flagler Beach, Plantation Bay’s second “hometown.” Surfing is a fun activity to add to anyone’s beach repertoire, specially if Plantation Bay residents want to explore the possibility. So grab the sunscreen, snacks and beach gear, and we’ll help you plan a surfing excursion to Flagler Beach. Where you’re going Less than 15 minutes and 10 miles — it’s that easy. Exit Plantation Bay’s main gated entrance and head north on Interstate 95. Take Exit 284 and turn right (east) on State Road 100. Go three miles until State Road 100 ends at the traffic light at A1A, Florida’s north-south Atlantic coast highway. The beach and the historic Flagler Beach Fishing Pier will be in front of you, in downtown Flagler Beach. Turn right (south) and cruise down A1A to find a free beachfront parking space. Hint: they fill up fast. What makes Flagler Beach a surfing hotspot Flagler Beach is a classic, old-Florida beach town. People who live in the residential neighborhoods west of A1A stroll from their doors to the beach, often with surfboards in tow. The ocean, while calm enough to swim and play in, also produces impressive waves under the optimal weather and tidal conditions. On those days, you’ll see crowds of surfers astride their boards just offshore, waiting for big breakers to form. Their exploits aren’t lost on beachgoers, who enjoy the show. Flagler Beach also hosts annual surfing competitions. Another reason to beginner-surf at Flagler Beach: lifeguards are on duty May through August. How to get started Haven’t surfed before? Lessons are the way to go. If some of your Plantation Bay friends and neighbors are experienced surfers, ask them for help and guidance. Even if you’re a good swimmer and do-it-yourselfer, don’t go solo while making your first surfing forays. Another way to learn to surf is by contacting surf shops in Flagler Beach. Most offer lessons, rent surfing gear and boards, and can offer helpful info like the 150 feet on both sides of the Flagler Beach Fishing Pier are no-surf zones. You’ll be conquering waves in no time! Ready for your Plantation Bay lifestyle? Talk to us here.... Read more...