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Black Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole, championship course that is conveniently situated less than an hour from Savannah. The course sprawls across acres of rolling countryside, surrounded by nothing but lush meadows and hills, providing the round with peaceful seclusion. The layout is player friendly enough for all skill levels and the blue tees are enough of a challenge for more advanced players. The front nine has a wide-open links-style layout that provides an interesting contrast to the back nine, which is characterized by tree-lined, narrow fairways. The greens are large and undulating and sometimes framed with strategically placed bunkers. The golf course winds through scenic coastal marshes and wetlands, which come into play on 13 holes. There is even an island green on Black Creek Golf Club's signature hole, the par-3 15th.
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Great course
This course is a great time. It stood against a tornado a few months ago and the cart paths are quite ruined. Very bumpy. But the rolling hills and the NOW vast openness of the course is quite lovely. Hopefully the clubhouse will get fixed soon (not at the fault of the owner at all). It has become my new favorite course!
Work in progress
They still have a way to to get back to what it use to be, but giving our support is on a lot of players minds when selecting a place to play. As for me my group we will continue playing at Black Creek
Be sure and choose a sandwich
Course is challenging for all players. 2 greens were completely redone recently and they will not disappoint.
Make sure to get a fresh homemade sandwich. I was surprised how good the roll-ups were.
People that operate the course are amazing. I'm sure you will agree.
Tornado comeback
First time at Black Creek. Greens were fabulous. Fairways need to grow out just a bit on some. Considering they had a tornado in april, the place was in pretty good shape. Still lots of work to do. A couple quirky holes, and fairly short course overall. Could use a little better signage to get around the place, I got lost twice. Enjoyed the course. Will go back again.
Good shape
Considering all the difficulties this place has had over the past year, the course is really in great shape. Greens and fairways are in very good condition and it’s nice to be back here again. We’ll be back for more.
good time
With all the problems this course has had to overcome they are still making progress and trying to make their course great again! I continue to support their efforts after the devastation they had to their course and community. You will enjoy the course
Back nine is a nice layout. Front nine is very tight as far as fairways to close together.
Great course making its way back!
This course was hit by a tornado a year ago and the staff worked hard to get it back open! The insurance company is apparently dragging its feet (shame on whoever it is)! However the staff have continued to move forward and opened for golf. Conditions are good and staff couldn’t be friendlier. Can’t wait until clubhouse is rebuilt! Come support these nice folks!!!!
Awesome work rebuilding
Played solo by myself which was awesome the Joann got me a tee time mid morning to work on some newly bought clubs.
First off, MAD RESPECT for the owner of this course not throwing in the towel after such devastation came through and tore more then half this course up, almost anybody would have put a for sale sign up and called it quits after facing this hardship this course owner did not!
If you scroll down to Airharts review it says “wouldn’t pay more then 30$” and to that I say sir I live on the 15th fairway of another local Savannah course and it’s the same price as BC and it’s in worse condition and it wasn’t hit by a tornado. Cmon man these people are trying so hard to get this course back on it’s feet after hundreds of trees were downed as well as the cart shed,clubhouse and restaurant are gone and their doing a great job keeping it open. Consider the extra 10$ a contribution if you must to keep a course open in an area that’s next to impossible to get tee times because of how many people golf here.
Is the course perfect and pristine no it’s not but it’s still very playable, any golfer can see when you lose every tree that divided fairways for years it causes a huge problem distinguishing between fairways and the owner did just that by building a huge berm between the first fairway and the fairway behind it.
The fairways were good, the greens real nice and if any complaints it would be the sand traps but that’s every course.
I’m excited because now all the trees are gone it gives the owner options to change the holes that were damaged, could we see a new front nine in the future. Please, please, support this course, FEMA gave them no help so locals should dig in and keep this course alive.
It will take time and people need to understand just how bad this course was, after I left I drove through the subdivision behind it and it’s so sad, foundations only left, some houses still marked for FEMA to look at but they got no help.
Hats off again to the owner and the staff y’all are kicking some serious butt and some of us appreciate what you’ve been through and are doing.
Signed Kevin Delghingaro