Savannah Quarters Country Club sits in Pooler, a fast-growing suburb roughly 10 miles west of Savannah along the I-16 corridor — one of coastal Georgia's most rapidly developing communities and home to a Costco, a growing retail district, and thousands of new residents who arrived partly for communities like this one. The course is the centerpiece of a master-planned residential development, the kind of private country club built to anchor a neighborhood as much as to serve serious golfers.
The low-country landscape that defines this part of Georgia — coastal plain terrain, Spanish moss, live oaks, pine forests, and the ever-present humidity — shapes the playing experience here. Expect generous fairways softened by the region's subtropical vegetation, with water a recurring presence in a part of the world where it's never far from the surface.
Pooler sits close enough to Savannah that members draw on one of the South's most storied golf cultures, a city with deep roots in the game and a broader coastal Georgia scene that stretches toward Hilton Head Island to the north.
