HUNTER GOLF COURSE

The Donald Ross routing through Savannah's moss-draped live oaks demands precise iron play, with elevated greens that punish anything short and reward those who flight the ball properly in Georgia's humid air. Ross's signature mounding around the putting surfaces creates devilish run-offs that will test your short game, while the mature tree-lined fairways offer just enough room for aggressive drives without forgiveness for wild misses. This 1929 design captures the Golden Age architect at his strategic best, proving that municipal golf can deliver championship-caliber challenge when the bones are right.