The Club at Savannah
Georgia
About The Club at Savannah
The Club at Savannah Harbor, located just across the Savannah River from the historic downtown, offers a truly unique golf experience. Designed by the legendary Robert Cupp in collaboration with Sam Snead, this championship course opened in 1999 and quickly established itself as a premier destination. The layout masterfully integrates with the lowcountry marshland, providing stunning views and challenging play that respects the natural environment. The course is renowned for its strategic bunkering, expansive waste areas, and water hazards that come into play on many holes, demanding precision and thoughtful shot-making. Its design philosophy emphasizes a blend of playability for all skill levels with significant challenges for the scratch golfer, making it a favorite among both locals and visitors. The immaculate conditioning, from tee to green, ensures a high-quality playing surface year-round. Playing at Savannah Harbor is more than just a round of golf; it's an immersive journey through a beautiful landscape. The course has hosted professional events, including the PGA TOUR Champions' Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of Golf, a testament to its quality and design integrity. The blend of challenging holes, picturesque scenery, and a commitment to excellent service creates an unforgettable golf outing in the heart of coastal Georgia.
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Tips for Playing The Club at Savannah
When playing The Club at Savannah Harbor, pay close attention to the wind, especially on holes exposed to the Savannah River. It can often be stronger and shift directions more frequently than it appears. Also, don't be afraid to take a caddie or use the course guide; local knowledge of the subtle breaks on the greens and optimal landing areas can significantly improve your score. Given the course's proximity to the marsh, be prepared for potential insect activity, especially during warmer months; insect repellent is a good idea. Hydration is also key, as the Georgia heat and humidity can be intense. Finally, take a moment to appreciate the stunning views of the marsh and downtown Savannah skyline, particularly from the back nine.
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