Hunter Golf Course, Savannah, GA

In a word....average. Hunter golf club doesn't provide anything exciting nor does it have any real negatives either. There aren't any unique holes and it's not all that challenging, simply up and back side to side. Keep it halfway straight and you will definately shoot a good score. With the lack of any true obstacles course management was really easy. I didn't mind the soft sandy fairways as it provided a lot of give on your iron shots, however, it was a little problematic on tee shots since your tee routinely gave way on impact causing some loss of distance and control. The value of $21 to walk weekday winter rates peak hours isn't great but not bad either, just fair. The greens rolled true and played slow. They do have logo balls, a big plus. This course just doesn't have anything to write home about. It's worth a play once, but that's about it. Overall rating B-.

small elevated greens

I just got finished playing this course on Sunday Morning. I went to play at 10am as a single and had no problem going off immeditly. This course does have some very small greens but I can say I have played on smaller. Plus they are extreamly slow due to alot of sand. All and all for $32 w/ a cart on a sunday morning with no tee time (they don't take tee times) have to say it was great. Very nice fairways and trees lining the fariway make it easy to find balls. Just watch out for snakes I found a nice 2'-3' one near my ball. A great time and will have to stop by and play it agen.

The course was in pristine condition. All the aprons around the greens were thick and made it easier to get up and down from shots that missed the green. One of the downfalls were that the Greens are very, very small.