Georgia Southern University Golf Course

Really nice course. The greens are extremely challenging with tough undulation, fast speeds, and tricky pin placements. Definitely not for the recreational golfer. The fairways are in great condition, and most of the tee boxes were good, though a few were still being reseeded. The greens overall were in solid shape. A few holes had pool noodles in the cups, which was a minor annoyance but did not really affect play. Overall, a very good course to play.

Staff friendly and courteous. Cost for 60+ and veterans reasonable. Our group played white tees. It was a struggle for us and it was cart path only which made it tougher. Greens are in good shape. Roll a bit quick. Many greens with multiple contours. The days heat got to us on the back 9. Facilities are clean. I’ll be back but maybe in the fall when it’s a bit cooler outside.

One of the best public courses in the area. The driving and chipping range, along with the practice green are nice. One thing that would make the range better is adding some shaded bays. It's pretty brutal during the summer, even early morning. Also, it would be great to add an indoor range with a membership program since the only indoor range in town only does pay per session. The crew does a great job maintaining everything. Difficulty is probably medium. Most of the fairways aren't extremely narrow but you won't find your woods balls so it can be pretty penalizing. There are good water hazards and some challenging bunkers. The pin positions can be challenging. I love the course and try to play at least weekly and hit the range once or twice a week.