The award-winning, 250-acre course is shaped by freshwater lakes, meadows and coastline. Plus, with no tee times, players of all ages and skill levels are invited to enjoy an unhurried game.

Aim for personal bests or take part in some friendly competition at the new on-site archery, BB and pellet gun range, which boasts a variety of 3D targets. Private lessons are also available.

Take in The Ford’s incredible natural surroundings on foot via several on-site trails, including the popular waterfront Lake Clara Trail, McAllister Trail and scenic Sterling Creek Dike Trail.

Saddle up and explore more than 10 miles of bridle trails or sign up for lessons at the Equestrian Center.

Ford members are afforded privileged access to the nearby 5,000-acre Dorchester Shooting Preserve, which offers sporting clays and upland wing shooting.

The latest addition to the Sports Barn, these first-come, first-serve courts are perfect for quick matches and casual tournaments.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places this 6,000-square-foot Greek Revival estate was Clara and Henry Ford’s lowcountry dream home. It now serves as a community centerpiece with a swimming pool, gardens, formal living and dining rooms and well-appointed guest suites. Learn More

This state-of-the-art, 7-acre facility comprises a 22-stall barn, multiple arenas, a members' lounge and access to more than 10 miles of bridle trails. Lessons and clinics are also available to members. Learn More

The Ford’s 36-slip Deepwater Marina on the Ogeechee River accommodates boats up to 65 feet. It’s the ideal launching point for fishing expeditions and self-guided explorations of the river, its tributaries and the open waters of the Atlantic, which is just 20 miles away. Learn More

Proclaimed to be his “Finest Southern Links,” Pete Dye’s award-winning, 250-acre course offers no tee times and is shaped by freshwater lakes and scenic coastline. The course has received high praise from national publications such as Golfweek, Golf Digest and LINKS Magazine. Learn More

Once Henry Ford’s private cabin, the Oyster House is now home to the Naturalist Center. Inside, find a collection of fossils and live reptiles, which our naturalist uses for kids’ camps and other educational demonstrations. Nearby are several shucking tables used during the monthly Oyster Roasts, plus a fire pit for s’mores. Learn More

The grand Clubhouse features a large second-story covered porch that overlooks a stunning oak alleé. Inside, a second floor dining room offers views of the Ogeechee River and golf course, and a first floor marketplace is stocked with to-go items plus fresh seafood, meats, produce and wine. Learn More

Located adjacent to the Lake Dye Pool, the Grill serves up casual fare like sandwiches, wraps, salads, burgers and fries—making it a perfect spot to kick back between swims or post-workout.

Located near The Main House, The Spa offers seven treatment rooms and personalized massages, body treatments, hydrotherapy as well as customized facials, plus manicures, pedicures and a full-service hair salon.

This 7,000-square foot, two-level fitness center offers a squash court, cardio and strength-training equipment, personal training and more. Nearby are three Har-Tru tennis courts, croquet, bocce, lawn tennis, pickleball and basketball courts and the temperature-controlled Lake Dye swimming pool. Learn More

Members are afforded privileged access to the nearby 5,000-acre Dorchester Shooting Preserve, which offers sporting clays and upland wing shooting.

Located at the center of Silk Hope—The Ford’s latest community—this central park includes a Walking Garden, pavilion, sitting areas, ample game-ready field space and a number of orange trees.

Named for the son of Henry and Clara Ford, this Silk Hope farm features terraced beds planted with herbs and vegetables. In addition to providing delectable farm-to-table cuisine inspiration, the Edsel Community Farm serves up educational programs for all ages.