Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa

Once again enjoyed the Coub At Savannah Harbor. Challenging layout, friendly staff, course amenities such as cart paths, bunkers, water facilities all in excellent shape. Great value!

Played here last year and based on that experience we returned again this year. We were disappointed to find many of the greens suffering from some kind of round fungus. We were joking that they were Crop Circles. Some greens were worse than others and we found ourselves having to move our putting lines to avoid these unfortunate blemishes. There was no mention of this situation beforehand and we were charged the full rate. It’s a shame really as we did like playing here…

This was my first time playing the course, so I was excited about getting out. The w8md made the course longer, but I still enjoyed it.

When I arrived, I waited for a short time until the young lady came back to the front desk. After she took a phone call, she said "what do you need," without even looking up at me. I simply told her I booked my round on GolfNow, to which she said, "then you can go ahead."

I've never been to a golf course where I was not greeted or asked if I have played the course before. I didn't know where to go, so I just found my way without assistance.

When I finished, I met the most pleasant gentleman, who cleaned my clubs and drive me to my car. I made sure he received a decent tip, as it was his customer service that would make me visit again.

The girl working the pro shop desk was rude, and uninterested...thot she was on her phone when she was talking to me...tee boxes and fairways were amazing. Rough was deep and tough, and I was not driving well....greens had some sort of fungus, and looked like they has been trod on by atv's....no bueno, but it was only a few of them, and did not affect the whole green. Very well laid out....skinny fairways, nice to have several tees to choose from. Enjoyed the day.

Be sure to bring bug spray!!!! Skeeters are bonkers!

Always wanted to play here. Wife had a conference at the Westin and picked up a twilight round. Teed off around 4pm on a Wednesday and there was hardly anyone on the course which made for a quick round. Was also able to go over on Tuesday and use the practice facilities which is free if you are staying at the resort, so that was a bonus. Everyone in the pro shop was very friendly and helpful. The course was in good shape, the greens looked like they were still recovering from recent maintenance so they weren't the best but still rolled fine.

It was nice rounding with my friends. But there were many mosquitoes.

Always call then first to find out:

State of the mosquito problem, this last week was truly unbelievable.

State of the course (is it wet?) as it can be very soggy and might be CPO

The range is nice.. and does not cost extra.

It's a nice enough layout but the greens are slow and not great.

It's been said before... It's not bad for $40-$50 deal but nowhere near worth the full $120 a round price.

The greens are just awful. Otherwise the course is nice. It’s probably worth about $35-$40 per round. They’re way overcharging people.

I really liked the course. Awesome driving range with free balls and music playing while you warm up. Good size practice green and dedicated chipping area as well. Staff inside at the clubhouse and out on the course were great as well. Cart girl always around when you need her too.

The problem: mosquitos. I have NEVER been bombarded with bugs like this before. They annoy, hurt, draw blood, and somehow are magnetic to skin. I legitimately have over 50 painful/itchy welts all over my body (they can bite through polos). I wish I was exaggerating but I had the opportunity to play with folks that have experience with southern course bug issues who said “ah, we’re used to it” and by the end of the round they too were saying it was the worst conditions they’ve ever played. If the course could clean up the mosquito problem it would be 5-stars across the board but until then, even if the round was FREE, I would not go play again.

You can pay the same money to play the George Fazio course or the Arther Hills course in palmetto dunes on Hilton Head island. The fair ways at Savannah harbor have weeds growing in the middle of them. The sand in the bunkers is miserable and seems like they haven’t added new sand in forever. The greens are extremely patchy and bumpy. I’ve lived in Savannah for 11 years now and this course has just gotta progressively worse. Crosswinds golf club in Pooler is $50 and 10x better quality golf course. Do not come here!!

I love this course, but the construction on the convention center is causing some issues. The last time there, they had no internet, which meant no computers, which meant no food.

My only real criticism is that when we get to 90+ degrees, it would be nice to have more water available on the course.

The previous day there was an enormous amount of rain but they got the course in great playing condition. Most holes were 90 degree with a couple being cart path. Due to the rain, the driving range was closed and for some reason so was the snack bar, but the cart gal made it our way about 4 times so we were well cared for. As a women golfer, the course was longer than I’m used to but just made for more of a challenge. Some of the greens were yeowsa! BIG! So be prepared to hone in your putting skills! The USB ports in the carts (I tried 6 different carts) did not work which was disappointing because my cart fan runs off one. The carts had built in GPS which was great. All

the staff were very helpful and friendly. Next time I’m in Savannah I’ll definitely play here again.

Great course, very good deal, Friendly staff, would definitely play again

The course was in excellent shape. Fairways fringe and greens. Staff very friendly.

Great course with a relaxing atmosphere, you have to check your bags and they bring them around, also have to leave your bags in the cart and they take them back up front,but you do get your clubs cleaned so bring some cash, or maybe not actually since they want to be a cashless business so I guess the staff should carry a card reader if they want a tip, lol. Saw two gators in the ponds on the course so beware. Construction is ongoing on the 17th hole so it's noisy. The layout is fairly open with only 1 or 2 technical holes,but with the tall grass and gator threat it might be easy to lose a few balls.