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The Landings on Skidaway Island: Why Buyers Keep Choosing Savannah's Premier Golf Community
Some golf communities sell you a course with houses around it. The Landings on Skidaway Island sells you a way of life, and it has spent fifty years proving the model works. Set on roughly 4,600 acres of coastal Georgia along the Intracoastal Waterway, twelve miles south of downtown Savannah, The Landings was developed beginning in 1972, transitioned to homeowner control in 1995, and has been named by the Urban Land Institute as one of the best residential communities in the nation.
Start with the golf, because few communities anywhere can match it. Six championship courses, all under a single private club membership, with a design pedigree that reads like a Hall of Fame ballot: Arnold Palmer's Marshwood and Magnolia, Tom Fazio's Deer Creek, Arthur Hills' Palmetto and Oakridge, and Willard Byrd's Terrapin Point. This is not a club coasting on old blueprints either. Magnolia was renovated in 2021, Palmetto in 2023, Oakridge just completed its own refresh, and Terrapin Point is slated for a Davis Love III renovation. The Korn Ferry Tour stops here every spring for the Club Car Championship on Deer Creek, and when the next wave of PGA Tour stars plays your home course annually, the conditioning stays honest.
The water is the co-star. Two full-service deep-water marinas put the Intracoastal and the Atlantic at your doorstep, and the amenity list runs deep: four clubhouses, seven dining venues, 31 tennis courts, pickleball, five pools, a 50,000 square foot wellness center, and thirty miles of trails through live oaks and salt marsh.
Here is the part that should matter most to a buyer. The Landings is resident-owned and has been debt-free since the 1990s. A community that owns itself and continually reinvests in its courses and clubhouses is a community protecting your property value, and the renovation cycle proves it.
The housing stock offers real range, from patio homes and townhomes to marsh-front estates, with golf, lagoon, river, and wooded settings sometimes on the same street. A village center puts groceries and dining a golf cart ride from the gate, and historic Savannah sits twenty minutes away, close enough to enjoy any night of the week, far enough that island life stays quiet.
Fifty years of golf, water, and community, run debt-free by the people who live there. That is the case for The Landings, and it is a strong one.
Some golf communities sell you a course with houses around it. The Landings on Skidaway Island sells you a way of life, and it has spent fifty years proving the model works. Set on roughly 4,600 acres of coastal Georgia along the Intracoastal Waterway, twelve miles south of downtown Savannah, The Landings was developed beginning in 1972, transitioned to homeowner control in 1995, and has been named by the Urban Land Institute as one of the best residential communities in the nation.
Start with the golf, because few communities anywhere can match it. Six championship courses, all under a single private club membership, with a design pedigree that reads like a Hall of Fame ballot: Arnold Palmer's Marshwood and Magnolia, Tom Fazio's Deer Creek, Arthur Hills' Palmetto and Oakridge, and Willard Byrd's Terrapin Point. This is not a club coasting on old blueprints either. Magnolia was renovated in 2021, Palmetto in 2023, Oakridge just completed its own refresh, and Terrapin Point is slated for a Davis Love III renovation. The Korn Ferry Tour stops here every spring for the Club Car Championship on Deer Creek, and when the next wave of PGA Tour stars plays your home course annually, the conditioning stays honest.
The water is the co-star. Two full-service deep-water marinas put the Intracoastal and the Atlantic at your doorstep, and the amenity list runs deep: four clubhouses, seven dining venues, 31 tennis courts, pickleball, five pools, a 50,000 square foot wellness center, and thirty miles of trails through live oaks and salt marsh.
Here is the part that should matter most to a buyer. The Landings is resident-owned and has been debt-free since the 1990s. A community that owns itself and continually reinvests in its courses and clubhouses is a community protecting your property value, and the renovation cycle proves it.
The housing stock offers real range, from patio homes and townhomes to marsh-front estates, with golf, lagoon, river, and wooded settings sometimes on the same street. A village center puts groceries and dining a golf cart ride from the gate, and historic Savannah sits twenty minutes away, close enough to enjoy any night of the week, far enough that island life stays quiet.
Fifty years of golf, water, and community, run debt-free by the people who live there. That is the case for The Landings, and it is a strong one.
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