Marshwood is one of six courses at The Landings Club, a large residential golf community on Skidaway Island south of historic Savannah. Arnold Palmer designed the course, which opened as part of the club's expansion to serve its extensive membership. The Landings developed over several decades into one of the Southeast's most substantial multi-course facilities, with Marshwood contributing to a portfolio that offers members considerable variety in their daily play. The course occupies terrain typical of the Georgia coastal lowcountry, with relatively flat topography punctuated by natural wetlands, tidal marshes, and mature hardwoods draped in Spanish moss. Palmer's routing works through this landscape with strategic use of water hazards and marshland edges that define playing corridors and create risk-reward decisions on approach shots. The design emphasizes playability for a wide range of abilities while maintaining enough challenge to keep accomplished players engaged through thoughtful green complexes and strategic bunkering. As part of The Landings Club, Marshwood serves a membership-focused environment where golf is central to the community's lifestyle. The club operates all six courses with attention to conditioning and pace of play, and members typically enjoy access across the entire facility. The setting on Skidaway Island provides a secluded, natural atmosphere while remaining convenient to Savannah's amenities and cultural attractions, making it a popular choice for retirees and families seeking an active golf-centered community in the coastal South.