Crosswinds Golf Club

Pooler, GA · 3.2 mi away

Savannah Quarters Country Club is an 18-hole golf course in Pooler, Georgia, on the outskirts of Savannah. The course first opened in 2001 under the name The Woodyard at Westbrook, designed by architect Bob Cupp, before being closed for a year and reopened in 2006 as Savannah Quarters after a redesign led by Greg Norman. The layout runs through lowcountry terrain with lagoons, wetlands and stands of cypress and live oak, and Norman's changes softened hazards and added tee options and fewer forced carries. The par-3 15th plays to an island green in a lagoon. Savannah Quarters operates as a semi-private club with membership options for residents and nonresidents, alongside tennis courts, pools and a clubhouse restaurant. It measures roughly 7,016 yards from the championship tees at par 72.

Savannah, GA · 8.9 mi away

Bacon Park Golf Course is a 27-hole municipal complex in Savannah, Georgia. Donald Ross designed the course in 1926. It has three 9-hole loops: Cypress, Live Oak, and Magnolia, which combine into three 18-hole layouts. This city-owned facility is one of the Southeast's oldest public courses.

Savannah, GA · 9.6 mi away

Henderson Golf Club is located outside downtown Savannah, Georgia, on county-owned land with live oaks draped in Spanish moss, magnolias, pines and wetlands lining the fairways. The front nine plays over more open, rolling ground while the back nine tightens up among the trees. Architect Mike Young designed the 18-hole course, which opened in 1995 and is owned by Chatham County. After falling into disrepair, the county took over direct management around 2016 and has since invested in bunker rehabilitation and new carts to bring conditions back up. Henderson plays to a par of 71 and stretches to about 6,650 yards from the back tees, with five sets of tees available. It operates as a public course with discounted rates for seniors, military members and county residents.