Coastal Pines Golf Club

Brunswick sits on Georgia's coast between Savannah and the Florida border, a working port city surrounded by salt marshes, tidal creeks, and the kind of lowcountry landscape that shapes golf as much as any architect can. The region's famous sea islands — Jekyll, St. Simons, Cumberland — have long drawn golfers seeking the combination of mild winters, coastal breezes, and scenery that feels genuinely apart from the mainland. The name Coastal Pines suggests a course that leans into the inland side of that equation: longleaf and slash pines framing fairways rather than ocean-front drama, which typically means a layout where wind becomes a variable factor and tree lines demand accuracy off the tee.