Sapelo Hammock Golf Club

Salem’s Hammock is a beautiful course. The greens are very well-maintained, and the scenery is incredible. Also, the Sapelo Hot Ham and Cheese in the cafe was delicious.

This is a beautiful course. It is built thru natural forests. Very few homes to hit. The fairways are still a bit sparse from winter but will fill in nicely. The greens were absolutely beautiful and rolled true. Best greens I've played in a while. Not especially quick but very fair. Done in 3 1/2 hours. They even provided outstanding weather :-). Well worth the drive.

A lovely place to spend Easter Sunday away from home. The greens were in great shape and, I suppose because of the holiday, there was no waiting even though I was playing alone.

overall a very good day of golf

pace of play was a little slow, but appears to be because of other players not really playing ready golf

beautiful area

Tee boxes kinda beat up

Greens excellent

Staff incredible

looking forward to returning

Our foursome had great time. The weather was perfect (mid 80;s) and the beauty of the course was outstanding!

Great place, greens need a little work and Tee boxes, course seems to be on the very dry side so surprising for this time of the year especially after all the rain we have received recently.

Fairways and greens where in excellent condition. Teeboxs had some patchy areas but had no affect bc face it. Tee it high and let it fly.

Greens in good shape but tee boxes and fairways were in rough shape.

This course has a great layout, in great conditions, and the staff is always nice.

The layout and scenery is exceptional. The course design is challenging with several forced carries. Must be in position for your approaches. Bunkers were well maintained, the tee boxes need work. The greens were a tale of two sides - the front were ‘ok’, but back were very good. Green speed was on the slow side, but consistent. 8th green was the exception, being fast and artificially colored. Fairways are not over seeded so are typical of area with semi dormant Bermuda and sandy tight lies. Rough same, very playable. Pace of play was great. This course is owned by about 190 families who bought the closed course several years ago. After golf we met a group of them chilling on club house porch and they were super friendly and proud of the improvements they have made (5 million $ so far) and are making more, following the recommendations of a consultant (cut trees so the sun can do its thing.!). This is why the back greens are so different than the front in my opinion). Electric carts were newish, clean and sand bottles both sides. Clubhouse well maintained, but kitchen closes at 3pm so we could not indulge. Restrooms on course were excellent. Nearby Hunters Cafe is a treat and it’s own story as long as you don’t mind a ‘dive’. The members recommended places further away perhaps because they felt we were upscale folks, but we totally enjoyed Hunters - the reviews are accurate. . We drove here from Amelia Island in FL and our friends from Hilton Head - approx 1.5 - 2 hrs each. Worth it. Looking forward to playing again next year and monitor the changes. The range is ordinary but balls included. The practice green doubles as the chipping area/ bunker practice. 60 - 80 degrees brings out the sand gnats so be prepared.

Pace of play. Horrible but not the course fault just the group in front of us ... The course looks like it has a big shortage of watering and tee boxes need some work.

Except for a couple worked on patches the greens were exceptional. Every other course I've played in the general vicinity have all been terrible. Greens make or break the enjoyment of playing a golf course! Everything else about the venue was excellent too!