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Crosswinds Golf Club Review (2026): Savannah Convenience or Airport-Golf Compromise?

Last reviewed: July 12, 2026
Crosswinds Golf Club Review (2026): Savannah Convenience or Airport-Golf Compromise?
4.1
out of 5
★★★★☆
Recommended
GCR Score: 4.1 / 5
Verdict: Recommended
Best For: Savannah travelers and locals who want easy public golf, range tech, and flexible short-course options
Avoid If: You need a secluded private-club feel or fully posted green-fee tables
Last Reviewed: 2026-07-10

Crosswinds has the kind of location that makes you suspicious at first. This Crosswinds Golf Club review covers the Savannah, Georgia club, and my answer is practical: it is worth using if convenience, range tech, and flexible golf matter more than private-club quiet.

The official site identifies Crosswinds Golf Club in Savannah and lists a championship course, par-3 course, TopTracer range, golf academy, Grille 19, memberships, events, and group outings. It also publishes clear etiquette basics, including no torn jeans or tee shirts and collared shirts requested for men.

Crosswinds is not trying to be Augusta. It works because it makes Savannah golf easy to access.

Club Overview

Crosswinds Golf Club is at 232 James B. Blackburn Drive in Savannah. The official site includes a championship course, par-3 course, TopTracer at Crosswinds, a golf academy, Grille 19, memberships, group outings, and event space. The championship course operates daily from 7:30 a.m. until dusk.

Club TypeGolf Club
LocationSavannah, Georgia
Founded1990s public-course era
Membership TypePublic golf with memberships and group/outing access
Initiation FeeNot publicly posted
Monthly Dues2026 membership PDF available; confirm current category pricing with club
Green FeeRates by tee sheet/email; rental clubs $60 for 18 holes, $30 for 9 holes
Best Time to VisitMarch-May and October-November
Dress CodeAppropriate golf attire; no torn jeans or tee shirts; collared shirts requested for men
Reservations RequiredYes
Official Websitecrosswindsgolfclub.com
Phone912-966-0674

What I Liked

What I Liked

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The best feature is flexibility. You can play regulation golf, use the par-3 course, practice with TopTracer, or bring a group.

  • Savannah location is convenient for locals, travelers, and airport-area golf plans
  • Championship course plus par-3 course gives more options than a single tee sheet
  • TopTracer range adds real practice and entertainment value
  • Dress and rental policies are clearly posted online
  • Group packages can include range balls, lunch, beverage tickets, box lunches, and custom scorecards

What I Didn’t Like

The weak spots are fee transparency and atmosphere. It is accessible, but not secluded.

  • Green fees are not fully published on the information page; the club directs golfers to email for rates
  • Airport-area convenience may not feel like a destination-golf setting
  • Rental clubs are useful but not cheap at $60 for 18 holes
  • Public-course traffic and group play can shape pace

Membership & Fees

Crosswinds does not publish a simple full green-fee table on the checked information page. It says to email Trey Lamberth for rate information. It does publish rental club pricing and group-outing options.

ItemCurrent published detail
Championship course hoursMonday-Sunday, 7:30 a.m. until dusk
Par-3 course hoursMonday-Sunday, 8:00 a.m. until dusk
Rental clubsCallaway rentals: $60 for 18 holes, $30 for 9 holes
Green feesConfirm through tee sheet or email; not fully posted on information page
Group discountsAvailable for 9+ players

If you are traveling, confirm rate and pace before booking. If you are local, compare membership or range use against how often you will use TopTracer and the par-3 course.

Facilities & Amenities

Facilities & Amenities

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Crosswinds is more complete than a quick airport-adjacent round might sound.

  • Championship course and par-3 course
  • TopTracer driving range and golf academy
  • Grille 19 dining
  • Member tee times, member events, and memberships
  • Group outings, weddings, catering, meetings, and social events

Best Time to Visit

March, April, May, October, and November are the best windows. Savannah summer humidity can make midday golf feel heavier than the scorecard suggests. If you play in summer, go early and use the range before the heat peaks.

Dress Code & Etiquette

Dress Code & Etiquette

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The club is clear: appropriate golf attire is required, no torn jeans or tee shirts, and gentlemen are requested to wear collared shirts. That is not stuffy, but it is still a real standard. Do not show up dressed for the beach.

Who Is This Club For?

This club is a good fit if you want convenient Savannah public golf with practice tech. TopTracer changes the value equation.

This club is a good fit if your group wants a package with food, range balls, or event support.

Skip this one if you need a quiet private-club atmosphere. Crosswinds is built for access and events.

Skip this one if fully posted green fees are mandatory before you contact the club. Rate confirmation may require the tee sheet or email.

People Also Ask: Frequently Asked Questions

Which Crosswinds Golf Club is this review about?

This review covers Crosswinds Golf Club in Savannah, Georgia. The club is located at 232 James B. Blackburn Drive and includes a championship course, par-3 course, TopTracer range, golf academy, dining, memberships, and event options.

Is Crosswinds Golf Club public?

Yes. Crosswinds Golf Club in Savannah is a public-access golf facility with tee times, memberships, group outings, and event services. It is not a fully private country club.

How much does Crosswinds Golf Club cost?

Crosswinds does not publish a complete static green-fee table on its information page. The club asks golfers to email for rate details. It does list Callaway rental clubs at $60 for 18 holes or $30 for 9 holes.

Does Crosswinds Golf Club have a par 3 course?

Yes. Crosswinds Golf Club lists both a championship course and a par-3 course. The par-3 course is posted as open Monday through Sunday from 8:00 a.m. until dusk.

What is the dress code at Crosswinds Golf Club?

Crosswinds requires appropriate golf attire. The official information page says no torn jeans or tee shirts, and gentlemen are requested to wear a collared shirt. That is the rule to follow for a smooth check-in.

Is Crosswinds Golf Club worth playing?

Crosswinds is worth playing if you want convenient Savannah golf, TopTracer range access, a par-3 option, and flexible group support. It is less ideal if you want secluded destination golf or fully posted fees before booking.

Verdict & Score

I rate Crosswinds Golf Club 4.1 out of 5. The score reflects access, value, course character, fee transparency, and how well the club fits its likely golfer. Choose it if savannah travelers and locals who want easy public golf, range tech, and flexible short-course options; look elsewhere if you need a secluded private-club feel or fully posted green-fee tables.

Last reviewed: 2026-07-10. For scoring context, see our GreatClubReview review methodology.

Author Note

I write these reviews from the lens of someone who has spent years comparing public, semi-private, and private golf clubs. I care about access, routing, value, and the small policies that shape the day more than brochure polish.

Club Type
Golf Club
Membership Type
Public golf with memberships and group/outing access
Membership Fee
Memberships available; current pricing by inquiry or 2026 membership materials
Initiation Fee
Not publicly posted
Best Time to Visit
March-May and October-November
Dress Code
Appropriate golf attire; no torn jeans or tee shirts; collared shirts requested for men
Location
Savannah, Georgia
Phone
912-966-0674

What We Loved

  • Savannah location is convenient for locals, travelers, and airport-area golf plans
  • Championship course plus par-3 course gives more options than a single tee sheet
  • TopTracer range adds real practice and entertainment value
  • Dress and rental policies are clearly posted online
  • Group packages can include range balls, lunch, beverage tickets, box lunches, and custom scorecards

What Could Be Better

  • Green fees are not fully published on the information page; the club directs golfers to email for rates
  • Airport-area convenience may not feel like a destination-golf setting
  • Rental clubs are useful but not cheap at $60 for 18 holes
  • Public-course traffic and group play can shape pace
David Luis

Club Reviewer & Founder — GreatClubReview.com

13 club reviews written

David Luis has spent more than a decade researching, visiting, and reviewing private and public clubs across the United States. A golfer and club culture enthusiast, he founded GreatClubReview.com to give prospective members and guests an honest, membership-fee-transparent view of what clubs are actually worth. Every review draws on firsthand research, member conversations, and publicly available pricing data — no press packages, no comped access. He has published reviews of more than a dozen golf, country, sports, and private members clubs across North America.