Golf at Camp Creek Golf Club and on-site courses

Camp Creek Inn sits alongside the Tom Fazio–designed Camp Creek Golf Club and provides easy access to on-site and Watersound Club courses via concierge-arranged shuttles, clubs, lessons, and caddy service. Guests in Room, Balcony, Golf View or Room, Golf View can step out to see fairways from private balconies; the resort also offers golf equipment, lessons, and caddies for booking.
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Where the golf is and how you get there
Camp Creek Golf Club (Tom Fazio design) is immediately adjacent to Camp Creek Inn and is part of the Watersound Club property. The hotel lists golf among its signature activities and guests can arrange tee times and services through the front desk or concierge.
Watersound Club guests also have access to Shark's Tooth and The Third golf courses and a sporting clays course. Access to these extra golf venues is arranged by the resort concierge, which provides shuttle or transfer service to course locations.
- Camp Creek Golf Club: on-property, Tom Fazio-designed
- Shark's Tooth: Watersound Club golf course — access via concierge-arranged shuttle/transfer
- The Third and sporting clays: available to Watersound Club guests by concierge arrangement
| Course | How to reach |
|---|---|
| Camp Creek Golf Club | On-site / immediate adjacency — arrange tee times at front desk |
| Shark's Tooth | Concierge-arranged shuttle/transfer |
| The Third | Concierge-arranged shuttle/transfer |

Booking tee times, equipment, lessons and caddies
The inn's concierge can arrange tee times, rent golf clubs, book lessons, and schedule caddy service for guests who want help on the course. If you need instruction, the resort offers lessons through its golf operation.
Confirm equipment availability and any lesson or caddy fees at check-in or when you call BookResorts agents for assistance (phone provided in hotel record). For same-day play, contact the pro shop early in the morning to secure last-minute tee times.
- Reserve lessons and caddies through the Camp Creek Inn concierge or pro shop
- Ask about club rental availability before arrival if you won’t bring your own
- Call ahead on busy dates to confirm tee-time windows and staffing
| Service | How to reserve |
|---|---|
| Tee times | Front desk or concierge; pro shop on site |
| Club rental | Pro shop — request at booking or at check-in |
| Lessons / caddy | Concierge or pro shop; book in advance when possible |

Where to stay for the best golf views
Choose Room, Balcony, Golf View or Room, Golf View if you want private balcony views of fairways from your room. Several other rooms listed with balconies may also face the course; ask at reservation or check-in for specific view confirmations.
If you plan to practice before or after play, bring comfortable shoes and use on-site cart paths and practice areas if available; the inn’s grounds include walking routes and near-course viewpoints.
- Room, Balcony, Golf View — balcony overlooks golf fairways
- Room, Golf View — interior room with golf-facing windows
- Room, Balcony — may provide course or grounds views; request golf-facing placement
| Room type | Why golfers like it |
|---|---|
| Room, Balcony, Golf View | Private balcony with direct views of the course |
| Room, Golf View | Windows face fairways for easy viewing |
| Room, Balcony | Balcony seating — confirm course-facing placement |

Practice, course conditions and what to expect on the course
Camp Creek Golf Club is a Tom Fazio design located within the Watersound Club; course setup and conditioning are managed by the club. For current course conditions, tee times, or practice-facility access, check with the pro shop or concierge on arrival.
The Watersound Club provides access to multiple courses and a sporting clays facility; the inn’s concierge can explain any temporary conditions, closures, or tournament schedules that might affect play.
- Check current course conditions with the pro shop on arrival
- Ask concierge about practice-range access and any on-course rules
- Confirm cart rules, pace-of-play expectations, and local dress code
| Before you play | Action |
|---|---|
| Course status | Ask pro shop or concierge |
| Practice facilities | Confirm range/short game access |
| Local rules and dress code | Pro shop or clubhouse will advise |
Dining and post-round plans
After a round you have several on-site dining options: ANR (fine-dining, breakfast and dinner), 1936 (lounge and dining in the lobby), Bark 'N Brine (poolside casual), and the Shark's Tooth clubhouse restaurant near the golf facilities. ANR and Shark's Tooth both offer breakfast service.
Reservations are encouraged for ANR, especially for dinner service. The front desk or concierge can help with restaurant reservations, including transportation arrangements to Shark's Tooth if your game is there.
- ANR: breakfast 7–11 AM; dinner 5–9 PM (reservations encouraged)
- 1936: lunch & dinner 11 AM–10 PM; bar hours extended on weekends
- Bark 'N Brine: casual poolside menu 11 AM–8 PM
- Shark's Tooth clubhouse: breakfast 7–11 AM; all-day menu with varied evening hours
| Venue | Typical hours used by golfers |
|---|---|
| ANR | Breakfast 7–11 AM; Dinner 5–9 PM |
| Shark's Tooth | Breakfast 7–11 AM; all-day menu with varying evening hours |
| Bark 'N Brine | 11 AM–8 PM (poolside casual) |
Practical tips: timing, weather and what to pack
Panama City Beach area weather varies seasonally: late spring and early fall are often recommended for warm days with fewer crowds. Summer has higher heat, humidity and afternoon thunderstorms; fall includes hurricane season (June–November). Check local forecasts before you travel.
Bring standard golf attire that meets club dress codes and non-marking golf shoes or spikes allowed by the course. Because the property operates multiple pools and outdoor venues, pack sunscreen, a hat, and a light rain layer for afternoon showers in summer.
- Check local weather before teeing off — afternoon thunderstorms are common in summer
- Pack appropriate resort/club attire for dining and clubhouse rules
- Bring sunscreen, water bottle, and a light rain jacket for summer storms
| Season | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Spring (Mar–May) | Warm days, lower chance of heavy rain — popular shoulder season |
| Summer (Jun–Aug) | High heat/humidity; afternoon thunderstorms possible |
| Fall/Winter | Cooler temperatures; fall includes hurricane season |


