The Savannahs Golf Course

This is a really cool course. Tight with lots of water. But the pace of place is HORRIBLE over one hour to play 5 holes

Savannahs offered tee times every 8 minutes between 0630 and 0700, but they won't let anyone off of the 1st tee until 0700. Which means they plan to back the course up right out of the gate, and that makes no sense. We were the 0638 tee time. The course itself was in very good condition and the greens were great. The water jugs on the course were close to empty and still had water from the day before in them, pretty much undrinkable. When we finished the 1st tee was still 3 deep, so they never caught up from holding the early tee times up.

I played 18 holes starting off in the morning. Course was wide open with practically no one playing. Staff was very friendly and spoke about major renovations that would be occurring with no date yet. The place is due for an overhaul. Clubhouse is very outdated and needs renovated. Not much of a pro shop inside. Front 9 was nicely laid out. Greens are in great shape but fairways do have areas that need work. Back 9 is where the renovations really need to be made. Tee boxes in bad shape and fairways are just fields. Sidewalks are either falling apart or just dirt/ gravel. Not as well laid out like the front is.

Enjoyed the round though and will be back. Hopefully they start renovating soon.

I have read a lot of reviews trashing this course. Yes the fairways have some bare spots and almost half of the tee boxes are in rough shape, but overall this is a great course. First of all the staff is exceptionally friendly. Being a first time customer, they were very helpful and gave me a lot of information on the course. It is a challenging course with narrow fairways and a LOT of water. It is a very pretty course with an abundance of wildlife. Best of all, the twilight rate is only $17. I have no idea what some people are griping about.

I have played this course probably 50 plus times over the last twenty years but I have not played it in probably five years. The course is in terrible shape. The tee boxes are all crowned and mostly dirt and weeds with some grass. The fairways are about the same with a lot of dirt and not a lot of grass. The best grass on the entire place is on the greens with one problem........they are same thickness that the fairways should be. You have to hit the ball like you are putting from 30 feet in order to get it to the hole on a 10 foot put. I was just really shocked at what poor shape the course was in. I thought it was odd that we pulled up on a Friday morning and there were only four or five cars on the parking lot and we only saw two other groups on the course when we teed off. I know there has been a lot of turnover here with management over the years but with this shape, I'm surprised they can even stay open. They could drop the price to ten dollars and the frustration still wouldn't be worth it. Don't waste your time.

Was looking for a decent course in the Cocoa Beach area and had read mixed reviews on the course.

Very windy conditions although being a bit sheltered inland helped. Lots of water and tight fairways. The greens had been recently sanded and were a bit rough in spots. They need to get the weeds off the greens. Some wet areas from recent rain, but not a bad experience overall. Would like to see more fairway grass but that will come hopefully in the weeks ahead. One foursome held up three groups behind and no Marshal to move them along. 4 1/2 hours which seemed longer as the back nine dragged on.

Andrew at the reception desk made the rain dance and we were able to play our 18 holes without rain as promised. We really enjoyed our game.