Henderson Golf Club presents a Richard B. Henderson-designed layout with a focus on playability, characterized by its tree-lined fairways and consistent green conditions. This public course near Savannah offers a welcoming and accessible golf experience for daily-fee players.
Designed by John B. Blackburn, Crosswinds Golf Club offers a layout characterized by its open fairways and well-maintained greens. The course provides a straightforward round of golf, often with views of aircraft taking off and landing from the adjacent Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.
Bacon Park Golf Course, a Donald Ross design from 1926, showcases the architect’s signature green complexes and strategic bunkering across its historic layout. Golfers navigate tree-lined fairways and subtle elevation changes, experiencing a classic municipal course that remains true to its original design.
Marshwood, Arnold Palmer’s inaugural Georgia design, features a classic layout that winds through mature trees and along marshland edges. Strategic bunkering and water hazards demand precision, culminating in a memorable finish overlooking the vast tidal marshes.
The Savannah Golf Club, established in 1899, holds the distinction as North America’s oldest golf club, showcasing a timeless design by Donald Ross. This historic layout features tree-lined fairways and subtle green complexes, offering a classic test of golf in a venerable setting.
Situated along the Savannah River, The Club at Savannah Harbor offers a challenging layout designed by Robert Cupp and Sam Snead. The course features expansive marsh views and strategic bunkering, providing a distinct Lowcountry golf experience.
The Legends at Parris Island Golf Course offers a unique Lowcountry golf experience on the historic Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Players navigate a George W. Cobb design featuring mature tree-lined fairways and scenic marshland vistas along the Beaufort River.
The Cat Island Club recently unveiled its revitalized layout, featuring enhanced greens and strategic bunkering following a comprehensive renovation. Golfers can now experience a refreshed Lowcountry course, with several holes providing direct views of the Intracoastal Waterway.
Davis Love III crafted the Ocean Creek course, integrating its 18 holes seamlessly with Fripp Island’s tidal marsh and maritime forest landscape. Players encounter a strategic layout demanding precision, with many holes offering expansive views across the Lowcountry wetlands.
Ocean Point Golf Links presents a challenging layout with dramatic coastal vistas. Seven holes play directly along the Atlantic Ocean, offering expansive views and strategic wind considerations.
Dataw Island offers two distinct 18-hole championship courses, each providing a unique Lowcountry golf experience. The Tom Fazio-designed Cotton Dike course winds through marshlands, while Arthur Hills’ Morgan River course offers scenic views along the river.
Secession Golf Club occupies a peninsula overlooking the Beaufort River, offering panoramic water views on nearly every hole. The course emphasizes a traditional golf experience, requiring walking with a caddie across its windswept, links-style layout.