We recently sat down with Harbor Club's head golf pro, Keith Kelly to learn more about his professional golf background and his time here at Harbor Club. It was an exciting and insightful interview. During our chat with him, we discussed which holes are considered favorites at Harbor Club's golf course. Here are the top five, in no particular order, along with why players find them so enjoyable to play.
As you know by now, the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams went head-to-head in Super Bowl LIII -- and the event played out just down the road from us in Atlanta, Georgia. The result of this much-anticipated game was the Patriots overtaking the Rams with a score of 13-3. What's most impressive is that this was the Patriots second Super Bowl win in three years and their sixth championship since the 2001 season. Patriots fan or not, you have to admire their success. Reflecting on the game, and how both teams performed, we wanted to share five key takeaways for our friends who play golf.
There are three kinds of golf courses in this world -- public, private, and semi-private. Choosing the right one for you depends on the particular type of experience you want to have. Since Harbor Club's award-winning, Weiskopf/Morrish-design course is semi-private, it exemplifies a hybrid of all the good things that come with both public and private courses.
It's not unusual to find our award-winning golf course somewhat quiet during the winter months, but that doesn't mean that we haven't been busy making it the absolute best it can be. In addition to daily maintenance, we have several other more significant projects in the works -- all to update and make your golf experience at Harbor Club better than ever. Here's the scoop:
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Just a little over an hour's drive from Harbor Club sits the prestigious Augusta National golf course -- the spot where the famed Masters Tournament takes place. While "Masters Week" starts on March 30, the actual event begins on Monday, April 2 this year. It commences with practice rounds which run through Wednesday, April 4. Then, round one starts on Thursday, April 5 and the event concludes with round four on Sunday, April 8 -- and one triumphant player going home with that illustrious green jacket. It makes for almost a full week of entertaining play.
