If you're a member or resident of Harbor Club on Lake Oconee, you've undoubtedly interacted with our friendly Membership Director, Mika Mills. Always smiling and happy to lend a hand, Mika is a joy to work with. She's a valuable member of not only our Harbor Club team but our community too.You see, Mika not only works here, but she also lives here -- which is a great testament to our exclusive 'work, live, and play' lifestyle that we've built here.
Those who are familiar with our Southern Living-Inspired Community know that we are renowned for our wide array of resort-style amenities and activities. One of the most prominent is our award-winning, Weiskopf/Morrish-designed golf course. Our course is open to anyone who wants to play -- especially women. Here at Harbor Club, the word "golf" is not synonymous with "gentlemen only, ladies forbidden." We’re supportive and enthusiastic about all ladies who enjoy the game.
How many kids do you know that play golf? Of those, we're willing to bet that those junior golfers are some of the most impressive, well-rounded young adults you know. We also believe that playing the game has something to do with their success and achievements. You may have already read our previous post about the benefits of junior golf, but here are a few more reasons why kids should play.
When you think of a "country club" what exactly do you envision? In your mind's eye, the image likely includes a picturesque golf course. Golf is a fantastic and fun sport, but there is so much more to a modern country club than that. Here at Harbor Club, we've created a more contemporary club culture with a wide array of offerings and experiences that entice both golfers and non-golfers alike.
Grab your latest issue of Golf Georgia magazine and turn to page 50-51. There, in the GSGA Lifestyle section, you'll find a fantastic write-up about our luxury Lake Oconee golf course and community. The title and subtitle say it all: "Harbor of Hospitality -- Harbor Club on Lake Oconee: a welcome destination for families, golfers, and visitors." Don't have your issue handy? That's ok. You can find the March/April edition of Golf Georgia online, but we also break down the article for you below.
