The Club at Savannah Harbor

is a private golf club located in Savannah, Georgia, with a score of

4.2

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4.2
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Jacob Metcalfe

Apr 10 2025
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Fun and challenging course. Conditions were excellent. Great practice facilities with range and large putting green that are extremely well maintained. Would highly recommend playing if you are in the area! (Tip: wear bug spray. Not the courses fault at all; just the reality of the golf course around bodies of water. We wore bug spray and had zero issues. Those in our group that did not, was a different story. Will 100% be back to play this course.)
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Bryan Hazi

Apr 09 2025
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Course is exceptional, location is prime just minutes from downtown Savannah. Pro shop and attending staff were great. The 1 star rating is due to the complete lack of bar cart service on the course. We were advised by the starter that there were a few carts on course and they would looking after us. On the tee box off 11, we had still not seen a single cart. I called the pro shop to ask if they would kindly ask one of the carts to pass by our hole. I was advised that they were just around the corner and would be there shortly. Sadly I finish 18 holes, very very thirsty. Anyways, would play again but with a bag full of my own refreshments.
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Eddy Frisk

Mar 22 2025
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Golfing at The Club at Savannah Harbor was an absolutely unforgettable experience and easily deserves a 5-star review. From the moment we arrived, the service was top-tier—staff were welcoming, attentive, and clearly passionate about maintaining a premier golfing destination. The course itself is a masterpiece, beautifully situated along the Savannah River with stunning views of the historic downtown skyline and the Talmadge Bridge. Each hole offered a unique challenge, with well-manicured fairways, fast greens, and strategic bunkering that kept things exciting without being punishing. I came here while attending a business convention in Savannah and was blown away by the quality of the course and overall experience. The natural Lowcountry scenery, with its marshlands and Spanish moss-draped oaks, adds a serene backdrop that makes every round feel like a retreat. The pace of play was just right, and the carts were equipped with GPS, which was a nice touch for navigating the course and managing distances. After the round, we enjoyed drinks and food at the clubhouse, which offers fantastic views and a relaxing atmosphere. This facility is top-notch across the board. I will absolutely be coming back on my own time. This course is a must-play for any golf enthusiast visiting Savannah.
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The Orlando Golfer

Jan 20 2025
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Course Review: The Club at Savannah Harbor Course History: Situated along the picturesque Savannah River, this course was designed by the renowned Robert Cupp, with input from legendary golfer Sam Snead. Once home to the PGA TOUR's Champions Tour, Savannah Harbor has built a reputation as one of the premier courses in the Southeast. Its rich history and scenic marshland views create an experience that blends tradition with natural beauty. Course Conditions: Even in the middle of winter, the course was in outstanding shape. The greens rolled smooth and true, providing a fair but challenging test, while the fairways, despite being rain-soaked, were lush and well-maintained. It’s clear that the grounds crew here takes great pride in their work. Layout Vibes: The course reminded me of a classic Country Club design, with many of the holes running side by side. This not only creates a nostalgic feel but also helps save a wayward shot or two (I’ll admit, my slice came in handy a few times!). The routing is friendly for all skill levels, while still offering plenty of strategic challenges. Practice Facility: The range and practice areas are top-notch, perfect for warming up or dialing in your game. One standout feature was the massive shipping container set vertically on the range. It wasn’t just functional—it was fun! Hitting it produced the most satisfying PING, and it added a quirky touch to an already great practice area. Pro Shop Saves the Day: I managed to forget my golf shoes, but the pro shop came to the rescue with a fantastic selection to choose from. The staff went above and beyond, offering helpful advice and ensuring I was ready for my round. Their friendliness and professionalism added to the overall experience. Memorable Hole Alert: Aligator Alley, a tight par 4 bordered by marshland on the left, stood out as my favorite hole. Its demanding accuracy and unique layout made it both nerve-wracking and rewarding. It’s a hole that captures the essence of Savannah Harbor—challenging yet unforgettable. If you’re looking for a course that seamlessly blends history, quality, and Southern hospitality, The Club at Savannah Harbor should be at the top of your list. I can’t wait to return—hopefully under sunnier skies!
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Darrell Garner

Jul 09 2024
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On July 3 I played this course as me and my family was visiting Savannah from Winston-Salem, North Carolina and let me tell you the staff was absolutely fabulous, the young lady in the pro shop was excellent and the Golf Course was in outstanding shape. Let me say this their practice facilities was excellent and first class and whenever we visit Savannah I will always book a tee time, and here is the kicker I left 2 clubs and a very nice golf towel on the 18th hole by mistake it was my fault and the Gentleman John said when I called back to ask them if they had them he said he would ship them directly to my house. This place deserves 10 Stars and I will always play golf their when visiting Savannah

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