Mississippi Gulf Coast
Shell Landing Golf Club
Public coastal marshland golf
Shell Landing is a sensible, enjoyable Gulf Coast round with Davis Love III design credentials and enough scenery to feel like more than filler.
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The take
Shell Landing is a sensible, enjoyable Gulf Coast round with Davis Love III design credentials and enough scenery to feel like more than filler.
Best for
Groups that want this course to anchor the trip.
Watch out
- Not a must-play above Fallen Oak
How to play it
Good third-round choice for a Coast-based trip.
Course intelligence
What you need to know
Strengths
- - Good public access
Watch-outs
- - Not a must-play above Fallen Oak
- Grand Bear
- Or The Preserve
Signature holes
5, 11, 18
Book it right
Cost, access, and timing
Green fees
Public daily-fee pricing; verify current rates.
Best season
March: Good spring golf, some rain risk.
Caddies / walking
Carts are standard.
Booking move
Confirm Fallen Oak access first.
Weather read
Pick the right window.
March: Good spring golf, some rain risk.
Jan
59F / 40F
Sun Mixed; rain Medium
Feb
62F / 43F
Sun Mixed; rain Medium
Mar
68F / 49F
Sun Good; rain Medium
Apr
75F / 56F
Sun Best; rain Medium
May
82F / 64F
Sun Good; rain Medium
Jun
88F / 72F
Sun Hot; rain High
Google review
5/5 - 5 months ago
Great golf layout and in awesome condition. The wind made it very challenging from the Blue's. I can't imagine how it was from the back tees. A definite stop on a AL/MS golf trip.
Great golf layout and in awesome condition. The wind made it very challenging from the Blue's. I can't imagine how it was from the back tees. A definite stop on a AL/MS golf trip.
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Google review
4/5 - a year ago
I played Shell Landing during a long golf vacation across the South back when I lived in NJ. What a great course to play, very picturesque with many challenging holes. I hope to return there one day to enjoy the course again.
I played Shell Landing during a long golf vacation across the South back when I lived in NJ. What a great course to play, very picturesque with many challenging holes. I hope to return there one day to enjoy the course again.
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3/5 - a year ago
Course was in fantastic shape.
Greens ran and tee boxes immaculate.
Sadly it was the service that was quite lacking.
For a 3:06pm tee time me and my two buddies paid ~$400 to rent clubs and play 18 with cart.
The rentals were Cobras seemingly from the early 2000s, maybe the 90s
Course was in fantastic shape.
Greens ran and tee boxes immaculate.
Sadly it was the service that was quite lacking.
For a 3:06pm tee time me and my two buddies paid ~$400 to rent clubs and play 18 with cart.
The rentals were Cobras seemingly from the early 2000s, maybe the 90s
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