Harbor Club Blog

You may recall our last chat with one of our most popular fitness instructors at Harbor Club, Maureen (Mo) Brower. She’s currently teaching classes on Core, Barre & Toning, and now a new one called Men’s Core For Golf.

Father's Day is right around the corner. Did you get a gift for dad (or grandad) yet? If not, we've got you covered. Of course, you can always treat pop to a memorable round of golf on our award-winning Weiskopf/Morrish-designed course on Lake Oconee. But there are other fun things you can give dad too. Here are some unique, golf-themed ideas:

Have you (or someone you know) ever thought about working at Harbor Club? It’s worth considering because we care deeply about our team. We know that people are one of our most valuable assets, so we like to provide them with more than just a steady paycheck. As we continue to fill open positions, we thought we’d share some unique perks that our Harbor Club colleagues receive just for being part of our workforce...ones you should know.

Hungry? If you’re looking for a great meal in the Lake Oconee area, Harbor Club proudly offers a couple of outstanding options -- The Clubhouse and The Boathouse Restaurants. The Clubhouse is open year-round, and The Boathouse is open seasonally during the summer months.

A joy of living where we do is the gardens and the bounties of vegetables, fruits, and flowers. Here, you can plant or harvest something from your garden almost all year long. Now that we’re well into spring and heading into the summer season, it’s the best time of year to plant your favorites. Not sure what to grow? Our friends at the Athens-based University of Georgia Extension have a great list, broken down by month, to help you discover and decide on what’s best. But for the next few months, here are some ideas for top crops to plant and the best ways to achieve gardening success in our own backyard. 

We hear it all the time -- “Where is Lake Oconee?” Considered a hidden gem, Lake Oconee is Georgia’s second-largest lake and a popular destination for relaxation and recreation. And it’s actually not hidden at all. Lake Oconee is located between the picturesque towns of Greensboro and Eatonton, about an hour east of Atlanta.