Forest Heights Country Club sits on the outskirts of Statesboro, Georgia, where longleaf pine and live oak frame its fairways. The course was designed by architect Ellis Maples in the late 1960s and remains largely unchanged since opening. Its routing alternates between open, wind-exposed stretches and tighter corridors beneath the canopy, creating a steady shift in shot selection. Elevation changes are modest but noticeable on several approaches, particularly where greens sit slightly above or below the landing areas. The putting surfaces are bermudagrass, maintained at a moderate speed that rewards accurate approach shots rather than extreme spin. A modest creek crosses three holes, requiring carries on both the outward and inward nines. Bunkering is limited in number but strategically placed around the greens, favoring angles over raw distance. The practice facility includes a driving range with target greens and a short-game area set apart from the main course. Club amenities are housed in a single-story brick building with locker rooms, a pro shop, and a grill that overlooks the eighteenth green.
Par 72 18 holes 6910 yards
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