Southbridge Savannah Golf Club

The course was excellent with many tee options to cater to every skill level. Very forgiving for seniors

Could be a nice course but needs some work. Greens we're pretty good for off season. Layout is nice. They had a lot of rain a few days earlier. Tees we're not on most of the boxes. Cart paths are atrocious. The best thing was being to get out early. . Not a bad deal for what you pay.

Bunkers around some of the greens are a little tuff for a senior like myself but overall vary playable.

Great course. Worth the money and definitely great for visitors. Clubhouse host was nice and professional. I wish it hadn’t rained the other day but the course was still solid.

Overall 5 stars.

We were very happy to be outside playing again. Did not realize they were getting ready to host a tournament in a few weeks so they didn’t wast the tee boxes torn up so they put them off to the side. Conditions were wet, a lot of leaves and debris as well as ripples of dead grass everywhere after what must have been heavy rain. Did not see one groundsperson. Cart paths in rough shape

Not busy today. Kind of cool and wet. It was cart path only - and the cart paths were not in good shape. Bumpy and broken up. And the yardage makers were hard to find - they were in the ground and hard to see from the cart path. Course was really wet. Must of had some rain previously.

Course was extremely wet,due to heavy rain this week. My biggest complaint is all the greens have some kind of random weed growing,which misdirects putts.

Southbridge still has a long way to go, although the course is making some progress. The layout is good, and the staff is courteous. However, course conditions are still rough. The course still has far too many trees in play, although efforts are being made to trim them to allow more sunlight for the grass. The course does not drain well -- any rain at all will soak the fairways and leave difficult conditions. The greens are a bit patchy, and in some cases, old hole locations are marked by plastic disks instead of plugs. Conditions may be a bit better once the weather gets warmer and the Bermuda comes back. One desperate need is for a starter to pair groups together to avoid situations where singles or twosomes are following slower groups.

Course much improved since I last played 3 years ago

Greens good and sand in traps

Like it.

Good shape for it being winter.

There was alot of course upkeep going on and it is appreciated.

Met up with a fellow name Basil , delightful guy, made the round more enjoyable.

Cart paths need lots of work and greens need weeding