Harbor Club

Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish's 1991 Harbor Club was the pair's first East Coast design, a sweeping 7,048-yard par-72 lakefront routing that touches Lake Oconee six times across its 18 holes. Weiskopf, a 1973 British Open champion, and Morrish were one of the game's most respected architectural partnerships at the time. Golfweek Magazine ranked Harbor Club #4 'Best Course You Can Play' in Georgia in 2024. Two drivable par-4s (the 7th is the most celebrated) provide risk-reward strategic moments; the par-3 17th was explicitly inspired by Augusta National's 12th and plays over a small inlet of Lake Oconee to a shallow green. A1 bentgrass greens, Bermuda fairways. Technically a separate club from Reynolds Lake Oconee, though it's routed on the same lake, so Harbor Club has its own member-and-guest access model. Peak green fee $95-165 for public/guest tee times. Fits a Lake Oconee trip as the non-Reynolds architectural heavyweight card.