Southbridge Golf Club

The course is located close to historic Savannah and other courses in the area. The course was in good shape but we found it to be a bit boring, looked like so many other courses in the South. They tried to make it interesting adding elevation to the greens where they would have been flat otherwise. There were a few fun holes, but for the price we paid, not scenic or interesting enough. Would not play it again unless the price was better.

The worst ! Greens were so neglected .. fairways torn up .. not sure what happened here but this used to be a nice course

Absolutely the worst course I’ve been to in the area. The greens were a mess ..fairways terrible..grass not mowed .. staff rude .. don’t waste your time

Loved this course for years but they currently have many problems,. The greens are broken and need redoing. The fairways could use a lot more grass. Most of the cart paths are pretty bumpy. Owners bought this tract a while back and they are trying but those greens need major overhaul.

The greens were infested with poa annua grass, could not putt, they should be paying me to play the course. Don’t understand how it can be that bad this early in the season.

I'm have played this course five times since August and was always a big fan.

Golfed on Mar 31 and the greens were in HORRIBLE shape. They said it was something with the winter. The majority of the greens were not even rolling true. Short putts would bounce all over to the point we didn't keep score.

I sure hope this is a short term problem as I was very disappointed in the condition of a course that I normally really like.

The greens were terrible, the staff had an attitude, and the sand traps were hard. Overall I would not play this course again until they work on getting the greens addressed and work on getting better staff.

Greens and tee boxes were shot. There was hardly any grass on either. The only grass on the greens were clumps of crabgrass and there was a stream flowing across one of them. They rolled as bad or worse than aerated greens. The cups that had been moved and filled back in were 1/8” below the rest of the putting surface adding more unknown to the putt. They were relatively fast though, until you hit a clump of crabgrass and your ball takes a 90° turn.
The tee boxes reminded me of a little league baseball field when some grass starts growing in the dirt. They were uneven and couldn’t get a solid footing.
The only upside was that the pace of play was great and I guess that’s because everyone else knows not to waste their money here. This course was pretty nice before I moved away from Savannah a couple years ago. Hopefully they can bring it back.

This used to be my favorite course in the area for the money, but the conditions now make it a disappointment. Mainly, the greens have been bad for at least a full year (before and after winter). It’’s nearly impossible to find a line or get a good roll with all the weeds and patches. Hopefully, there will be an improvement over this season, but I won’t be back for a minute.

I’ve played this course for years, it USED to be a nice course and good value so much so that my wife and I bought one of the last lots along the course and built our dream home a few years ago. Wild part is over the years I’ve watched this course go downhill slowly, you never see the sprinkler system go off as it used to, the greens (especially the practice green by the club house is like playing on the moon) are horrendous and there’s patches of dirt on many of the light rough areas that now should be called hard rough.

Because I live here along one of the fairways and work from home I know the grounds crew is pretty much made up of an elderly guy and a couple teenagers that put about 5 minutes a day into the hole I live on and that’s it. I think if it weren’t for the scrambles this club would close down because it’s pretty much the only thing keeping them open besides the occasional guys that do play and find out the hard way they wasted money and go elsewhere after. Members get a better rate and they’re the ones who play it but a golf course has to draw outside golfers to survive. The 65$ greens fees just to hate the round because of how bad the greens are is outrageous.

The golf course that got hit by a tornado 2 years ago is in better condition and that’s where I play the majority of the time because for the dollar it’s a much better course.
Today was a beautiful Sunday and I’ve watched the club car championship from the back porch all day…..you would think Southbridge would be packed with golfers today with the beautiful spring day but I’ve maybe seen 10 groups come through all day, Southbridge GC figure it out your fans for years are abandoning you.

i often play 9 holes in the afternoon for their discounted rate of $20. Cant complain about it, clubhouse and bar staff are very friendly and most everyone out on the course is friendly as well. This is my go to course in Savannah (i live here)

Geez where to start: I’ve never seen a $65 course with worse tee-off conditions, greens were comparable to putting on plywood, was almost pointless to hit in the fairway - the rough was in as good shape as the fairways, the cart path was like driving on a Louisiana Parrish road, etc. No starter or Ranger. To be fair this is a $30 course at best with these conditions. Was first time playing here so maybe it’s better in the warmer months? Won’t be back.

The course conditions were radically improved after the owners took over. Now the greens are in terrible shape. With the exception of #16, and maybe a couple more, the putting was impossible. I love the course, but good greens are a must.

I would love to play this course in a month to really determine the quality of the course