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Golf Shops in Jacksonville, FL

9 of the 75 driving ranges, golf courses and golf businesses we list in Jacksonville are on-site golf shops.

Selection varies significantly between independent pro shops, big-box retailers, and custom fitting studios. While some locations focus strictly on off-the-rack clubs and apparel, others provide indoor launch monitors and certified builders to spec out custom shafts. A map location will not tell you if a shop specializes in new gear, used trade-ins, or high-end club fitting.

  1. True Spec Golf - Ponte Vedra

    14797 Philips Highway Ste 202, Jacksonville, FL 32256

    12pm-6pm (Sun), 8am-4pm (Mon), 8am-6pm (Sat)

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  2. Edwin Watts Golf

    9365 Philips Hwy Ste 110, Jacksonville, FL 32256

    Indoor
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  3. Everything Carts

    3510 Port Jacksonville Pkwy, Jacksonville, FL 32226

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  4. Veritas Golf

    10175 Fortune Pkwy Unit 205, Jacksonville, FL 32256

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  5. Club Champion

    13529 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32224

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  6. Here's Fred Golf

    3027 Dawn Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32207-7946

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  7. Lauden Golf

    14603 Beach Blvd Ste 200, Jacksonville, FL 32250-2361

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  8. Masterfit Golf

    6000 Lake Gray Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32244-7504

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  9. Nicky Martin Golf @ Windsor Parke Golf Club

    13823 Sutton Park Dr N, Jacksonville, FL 32224

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Call ahead for fittings. Walk-ins are usually fine for balls, gloves, or off-the-rack apparel, but custom fitting sessions typically require a reserved appointment and a dedicated bay.

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What is the difference between a pro shop and a custom club fitter?

Pro shops and retail stores generally carry standard off-the-shelf inventory for immediate purchase. Custom fitters use launch monitors to analyze your swing metrics and assemble clubs tailored to your specific shaft, grip, and head specs.

Do golf shops buy or accept used clubs for trade-in?

Many general sporting goods stores and dedicated golf retailers accept trade-ins for store credit or cash. Value depends on the age, brand, and condition of the set, and shops usually evaluate gear in person before making an offer.

How much does a professional club fitting usually cost?

Fitting fees typically range from $50 for a single club like a driver to $150 or more for a full bag evaluation. Some retailers will waive or discount the fitting fee if you purchase the recommended equipment through them.