The World Golf Village is conveniently located in Northeast Florida, 20 minutes south of Jacksonville and 8 miles north of historic St. Augustine off Interstate-95 at exit 323, International Golf Parkway.


From Jacksonville

From Jacksonville or the Jacksonville International Airport, take I-95 south to exit 323, International Golf Parkway. Following the exit, turn right onto International Golf Parkway, and right again into the main entrance to World Golf Village. Then follow signs to your destination of choice. Parking for the World Golf Hall of Fame is located behind the PGA TOUR STOP. Shuttles are available on the Walk of Champions to take you to the museum.


From St. Augustine/Daytona

From Daytona, St. Augustine or south Florida, take I-95 north to exit 323, International Golf Parkway. Exit left onto International Golf Parkway, then make a right into the main entrance to World Golf Village and follow signs to your destination of choice. Parking for the World Golf Hall of Fame is located behind the PGA TOUR STOP. Shuttles are available on the Walk of Champions to take you to the museum.


From Orlando

If you are coming from the Orlando International Airport, take I-4 east to I-95 North to exit 323, International Golf Parkway. Exit left onto International Golf Parkway, then make a right into the main entrance and follow the signs to your final destination. Driving time should take approximately 90 minutes.


Directions to King & Bear (which includes the golf course, Laterra Resort & Spa and residential neighborhoods)

Make a right out of the main World Golf Village entrance and go about 1.5 miles to the intersection of International Golf Parkway and State Road 16. Go straight across onto Pacetti Road, following the signs to the King & Bear golf course. The entrance to the King & Bear will be on your right about 0.4 miles.

Upon greeting the security guard, please tell the attendant that you are playing the King & Bear golf course or staying at Laterra Resort & Spa. Laterra Resort will be on your left about 1.5 miles down the road. King & Bear golf course is just beyond it.