Oakridge

Without more specific records on this layout, what's worth knowing is the broader context: Savannah's golf culture tends toward the accessible and the atmospheric rather than the purely competitive, and a par-72 18-hole design in this region typically rewards course management over power, where the real challenge is the air, the grass, and keeping your head in conditions that can shift from pleasant to punishing inside an afternoon.

If you're passing through Savannah, the golf is rarely just about the golf — the setting does a great deal of the work, and courses in this corner of Georgia tend to stay with you for reasons that never show up on the scorecard.