Southbridge Savannah Golf Club

This very dry weather has caused the greens to be a problem, but the rest of the course is in excellent shape. It is a beautiful and enjoyable course no matter the tees you play. Staff is wonderful and the food selections are superb.

Played at so8a couple of months ago and the greens were very bad. Thought they might have worked to make them better so went back yesterday. Big mistake, not only had they not made them better, they were worse.

Southbridge is an awesome golf course, but the greens are not in very good shape. From the look of them, they need to close, stripe their green down to the dirt and start all over again. Out of 18 greens, not one was fully covered with grass.

Greens are under repairs and are the worst conditions I ever played

Let me just say this , the staff was excellent, the layout was actually nice , but the greens felt like they took grass killer ,

If you’ve ever wanted to practice putting on a combination of concrete, sand, and random grass patches, this is the place for you. The greens are beyond inconsistent — balls bounce, skid, and change direction for no reason. It also looks like they tried to “fix” dead areas with green spray paint, which pretty much sums up the level of care here. Not a serious golf experience, and have the audacity to charge u green fees .

If you’re thinking about booking a round here, do yourself a favor and don’t. This course is an absolute disappointment, and the greens are the worst part by far. Calling them “greens” feels generous—they’re patchy, uneven, and roll like a parking lot covered in gravel. You can hit what feels like a perfect putt, only to watch it bounce, skid, or veer off line for no reason. It completely ruins the experience.

Golf is supposed to reward precision, but there’s no point when the putting surfaces are this poorly maintained. It turns every hole into a frustrating guessing game instead of an enjoyable challenge. You spend more time shaking your head than actually enjoying your round.

For the price and time commitment, this place is a complete waste. There are far better courses out there that actually care about upkeep and player experience. Save your money, save your sanity, and play literally anywhere else.

The corse was nice but the greens need some love,patchy

The greens on the course suffered greatly during the winter and we’re in rough shape. The staff at the pro shop informed us of this and showed us their plan to renew them. The course was in great shape otherwise and was very enjoyable to play.

This course has an excellent layout that is both fun and challenging, but the current conditions of the greens make it almost unplayable. The staff is amazing and some of the friendliest people I’ve encountered at golf courses. It’s clear that they are doing their best to improve the conditions, it’s just not there yet is all.

I had the absolute pleasure of experiencing what can only be described as a groundbreaking reinterpretation of what “greens” mean in golf. Traditionally, I thought greens were supposed to be smooth, consistent, and, you know… green. Clearly, this course is boldly challenging those outdated conventions.

Putting here is less of a skill and more of a spiritual journey. Each stroke is an exciting gamble between random bumps, mysterious grain shifts, and what I can only assume are geological formations dating back to the Jurassic period. Reading these greens doesn’t require a caddie it requires a licensed surveyor and possibly a seismologist.

Consistency is also refreshingly absent. No two putts roll alike, which really keeps you humble and constantly questioning your life choices. It’s nice to see a course so committed to ensuring no player ever feels confident, at any point, for any reason.

Maintenance-wise, I can only assume the grounds crew is pursuing a “let nature take the wheel” philosophy. The patches, discoloration, and textures add a level of visual and emotional complexity rarely seen outside abstract art.

All in all, if you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to putt on a combination of gravel, sponge, and mild disappointment, this is your place. Truly unforgettable though not for the reasons one might hope.

Scoring will not be an option until the greens comeback and from the looks, its going to be awhile. I won't play it until that happens!

Greens --- garbage, patches, scabbed areas with new grass laid out, dirt (not sand) with no grass on a lot of them. I've played there two times in the last four years and decided to give it another go because a time came up on the cheap. Even the practice green was unusable. The course itself is pretty cool and nicely laid out, but don't go expecting to roll the rock on a nice surface. Guess thats the difference between a $50 & $75 course as you get what you pay for.

Tee boxes were a 6 out of 10.

Fairways were a 7 and nicely grown in and mowed.

Area around the greens - 5

When the greens on this course come back, it’ll be a very nice course for the money

Greens are a total mess.

Why dont they hire someone like Troon to come in and manage the place. Possibilities are endless, apparently the funds aren't.

Greens desperately need some TLC. It was almost impossible to putt without the ball jumping all over the place. Rest of course was fine, but having those rough looking greens really soured the round. Hard to justify a high price for that kind of green.

Course was fine, but the greens were very poor. Made putting very difficult navigating diseased spots, dirt spots and patched in grass. Fairways were fine, tee boxes need some TLC. Practice green also in bad shape. Never saw a beverage cart on a Saturday afternoon which was surprising. Not a bad play if you can get it for cheap, but even then not sure it’s worth it since the putting kills any chance of scoring well.

I played 18 holes and none of the greens were in conditions, the layout is good, but greens needs attention.

Also I rented clubs ($50) and the clubs were damaged and very old clubs. Too expensive for the type and conditions.