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Played here 4 or 5 times a year for 4 or 5 years. The course was in the best shape I have ever seen. The greens putted very well...if you like moderately fast greens. They were a little hard, but it was very hot so I can understand that. We will definitely be back soon.

Like most golf courses in the winter after a rainy period it was a little wet.....However the greens putted well which is always the most important thing I look for. There were many extremely pretty holes and I thought it was a well designed layout. Looking forward to play here again in warmer weather with a lot of green grass. Very nice for a city owned course

Greens, greens, that is what brings you back when the tees, fairways, and traps are good. It's all good at Sea Palms and the greens are very good. I'll be back soon.

Best greens in the Savannah area. An hour drive but it is worth it. They have even put a lot of work into the traps. Very good range balls and turf to hit off of. As good a practice green as you would ever want....

The greens could not have putted better. If you love great greens play here. Fairly wide fairways but some have raps that will catch errant tee shots.

Enjoyable scenic golf course. Very, very fast greens since the Bermuda has stopped growing. We'll be back many times even though its a 90 minute drive.

played here many times over the past 35 years. I thought it was in he best condition ever. I will be back soon.

Bacon Park is in VERY good condition...except for the deep rough on a few holes. However, every time I play here there are several holes that have "almost goofy golf pin placements." We asked one them why they did this on one occasion. The response was "what's the matter, is it too hard for you?" Please don't look for crowns and ridges to place pins. It is a public golf course ...not the US Open.

I know Mary Calder had fallen on hard times for a few years...but today it was enjoyable. The greens were a little slow dew to the course staff had the day off(Columbus Day)I could tell that they would put pretty well when cut. I made 3 birdies even though they were slow. Every green is trapped and elevated and the only real weakness on the course is that the traps need some new sand. I am actually looking forward to play here again....If you like to play fast with no waiting ...Play Mary Calder.

Only a suggestion ...plant Zoysia grass on the 11th and 16th tees since Bermuda does not do well in morning shade.

If you enjoy great putting greens, fairways good enough to play the ball as it lies and a relaxing pace of play....this is it. You won't have to wait , you won't be pushed and this course can be very interesting or easy depending on the tees you choose...Can't wait to take golfing friends to see this "GEM"

A true Donald Ross test. All greens are elevated and well trapped. Greens are fast and very undulating. Some pins are very tough as they are placed on crowns ....the maintenance staff is a somewhat sadistic. That is my only complaint ...quite a few placements a just unfair. Fairways will not be green and softer until April.

A shotmakers course, You'll play 2 of the hardest par 3's in the Golden Isles. Not difficult after you MISS the green...but almost impossible to birdie no 6 or number 8. The course is the same as it was in the early 1930's when my grandfather would come over from Sea Island( where he the Pro -Greenskeeper) and help them with any turf problems the were having difficulty with.. Andy Bean learned a lot of his shots on this course as a young boy