Grab your clubs and see if you can notch up a few birdies at Club at Savannah Harbor. Regardless of your golfing abilities, this place provides an ideal challenge for every player.

This golfing destination is on the to-do lists of many travelers to Savannah. But Club at Savannah Harbor isn't the only drawcard in the area. Forsyth Park, River Street, and Savannah College of Art and Design are some other worthwhile attractions nearby.

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