The Golf One South Carolina course guide

Golf courses in South Carolina.

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Graniteville, SC

Midland Valley

Not far from Graniteville, Midland Valley offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Midland Valley difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Midland Valley is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Graniteville.

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Fort Mill, SC

Fort Mill Golf Club

Not far from Fort Mill, Fort Mill offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Fort Mill difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Fort Mill is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Fort Mill.

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Nichols, SC

Pineland

The 18-hole Pineland course features 6,678 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 71.2 and it has a slope rating of 126. Designed by Gene Hamm, the Pineland golf course opened in 1971.The toughest hole on this course is No. 1, a 552-yard, par-5, dogleg right with water on the right; the green is guarded by trees and a large bunker.

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Mauldin, SC

Legacy Pines

Not far from Mauldin, Legacy Pines offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Legacy Pines difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Legacy Pines is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Mauldin.

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Spartanburg, SC

Palmetto Hills Golf Club

Southern charm still exists. Nestled in the mountains of Spartanburg, South Carolina, Heddles Hideaway offers scenic golf with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Palmetto Hills Golf Club was built in 1979 under the name Oakridge Country Club. It was designed by George Cobb, the creator of Augusta National’s Par-3 course and Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, which is a regular stop on the PGA Tour. The course features dramatic elevation changes and carves its way through majestic oak lined fairways. Challenging greens will captivate your imagination and test the skills of every golfer. A secluded driving range is open to the public, and provides the setting for a serene and refreshing practice session. Updated Business Hours M-F 8:00a - 6:00p S-S 7:00a - 6:00p The Heddles Hideaway clubhouse provides an instant feeling of comfort. Enjoy the latest tournament or sporting event on a 50? Flat Screen TV, sit by the fireplace, or relax in an abundance of seating space. The clubhouse is ready to accommodate all of your special events and tournaments.

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Summerville, SC

Pine Forest Country Club

If you are a SC resident, please call the course for your SC resident green fee rate. Come discover why Golf Digest gave the course a four-star rating (top 5%) and called the course "a hidden gem". It is one of only 10 courses in the Charleston area with a four-star or higher rating and along with sister course Crowfield Golf Plantation the only non-resort courses to earn this outstanding rating.Nestled among the Carolina pines, live oaks, and dogwoods, Pine Forest awaits the golfer searching for a championship course reminiscent of Pinehurst. With tree lined fairways, and elevated greens, Pine Forest will challenge golfers of all levels. Widely considered one of the most challenging golf courses in the Lowcountry, the course provides a series of challenges that brings out every club in your bag as it meanders through a beautiful lake system. While all 18 pose a unique challenge, the holes that stand out the most are 3, 4, 12, 14, & 17. Recent modifications on the more difficult holes have made them a little easier to play.

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Hilton Head Island, SC

Dolphin Head Golf Club

The golf course at Dolphin Head, designed by Gary Player in 1974, was the first course constructed in Hilton Head Plantation. Because of this fact, Player was able to utilize some of the best golfing property the Plantation had to offer. It boasts two very distinctive nine holes; the front nine, meandering through tall trees with Player’s signature bunkers and marshland coming into play on most of the holes, is a great opening nine. It plays short, but puts a premium on hitting fairways and greens, and is quite typical of many of the top courses on Hilton Head. The back nine, however, offers a much different look with open spaces and tall, old growth trees, giving Dolphin Head two very distinctive looks. Not many other facilities in the area are able to offer such an experience, making Dolphin Head one of the most unique golf courses in the Lowcountry. Player’s main goal with the construction of the course was to leave as many natural features as possible and to use very little landfill to help create a natural look to the golf course. The surrounding natural preserves and the local wildlife were not interrupted as Player tried to create harmony between man and nature, and the result is a very playable and scenic golf course that has become a local favorite. Dolphin Head Golf Club is a part of the Brown Golf collection in Bluffton/Hilton Head, visit our website today for information on multi-round packages.

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Taylors, SC

Pebble Creek Golf Club

Pebble Creek Country Club features 36 championship golf holes set over 500 acres of ponds, natural dogwoods, and mountain-fed creeks in Upstate South Carolina. The private course, Linkside, has long been regarded as one of the best 18 holes in the Upstate. The public course,Creekside, measures almost 6,500 yards and is playable for golfers of all ability levels. All 36 holes have recently been remodeled by Lyndell Young, to highlight a more natural and classic design that compliments the beauty of the upstate. Pebble Creek also offers full practice facility consisting of a driving range and two practice greens. Tennis and Swimming options complete the recreational package that is Pebble Creek.

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Goose Creek, SC

Redbank Plantation Golf Course

Not far from Goose Creek, Redbank Plantation Golf Course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Redbank Plantation Golf Course difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Redbank Plantation Golf Course is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Goose Creek.

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North Myrtle Beach, SC

Azalea Sands Golf Club

Azalea Sands Golf Club, located off of Highway 17 near Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is one of the Grand Strand’ s venerable playing fields. This very playable course has been an extremely popular tee time ever since it opened back in 1972. Further enhancing the experience, no homes line the fairways of the classic layout created by course architect Gene Hamm. Known for providing excellent value and a chance to shoot a good score, the par-72 Azalea Sands Golf Club offers something for everyone with five sets of tee markers that can be played from as short as 3,730 yards or as long as 6,444 yards. Trees loosely line the narrow fairways. Many of Azalea Sands Golf Club’ s holes parallel each other, with stands of pines providing some separation. You shouldn’ t lose a ball in the trees. Water enters the fray on a number of holes, leading to a few forced carries to reach the greens. For the most part, though, there’ s a way around the water at Azalea Sands Golf Club. The smallish, Bermuda greens feature enough undulations to make putting interesting. The layout features some solid par 4s and an impressive and rather tough collection of par 3s. You’ ll find scoring opportunities on the four par 5s, as the longest maxes out at 519 yards. The challenge and charm on this family-friendly course ramps up somewhat on back nine, but nothing is too severe. Beautiful azaleas bloom vibrantly in spring on the 5th hole. A portion of Azalea Sands Golf Club borders North Myrtle Beach’ s private airfield. If you want to warm up before your round, you can hit into a net and use the putting green. Azalea Sands Golf Club does not have a driving range. The clubhouse features a fully stocked pro shop and a renovated restaurant and bar. For a fun round on a beginner-friendly but still challenging course in North Myrtle Beach, make a tee time to play Azalea Sands Golf Club.

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Summerville, SC

Wescott Golf Club

Wescott Golf Club is located in the heart of the lowcountry just minutes from Charleston International Airport, historic plantations and gardens, and beautiful beaches. Course architect Dr. Michael Hurdzan designed this 27-hole course with his trademark environmental sensitivity. Set among centuries old live oaks and built on one of the lowcountries oldest plantations, the design captures the traditional flavor of low flowing earthworks and classic bunkering. Each hole is separated and framed by vegetation and natural wetlands. The three 9-hole courses are Oak Forest, Burn Kill, and Black Robin. Each presents players with a different feel and look. Oak Forest offers wide fairways and subtle greens, and only the occasional hazard or penal bunker. Burn Kill requires a slightly more accurate tee shot for the best angle into the immense and most undulating greens. Black Robin is a shot makers paradise with a premium on accuracy and the ability to shape your shots through tree lined fairways to well guarded greens.

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Okatie, SC

Eagle's Pointe Golf Club

One of the most popular "off-island" golf courses in the Hilton Head Island area, Eagle's Pointe Golf Club is known for its great design, Southern hospitality and good value. Located in Bluffton, the course, which opened for play in 1998, was designed by major champion and former Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III. It's one of the area's most environmentally friendly layouts, using the natural environment of wetlands in its design while preserving wildlife and native vegetation like the mature pines and Spanish-moss-covered oaks that were there before the golf course. The coastal wetlands come into play on most of the holes of this par-71, which plays 6,782 yards from the tips. The course, however, has four sets of tees, playing as short as 5,112 yards, which means there's a set of tee boxes for every level of player. The greens have plenty of undulation, so a good short game is a must. The fairways are generous, but finding the right parts of it are critical to attacking pins. And there are lots of good risk-reward holes, especially the par 5s for longer hitters. Eagle's Pointe also offers excellent practice facilities that include a full grass driving range, short-game area and practice putting green. And both individual and group lessons are also available. Inside the clubhouse is a robust golf shop, offering all the latest apparel, accessories and equipment. And the restaurant at Eagle's Pointe is open daily, offering specials that draw golfers and non golfers alike.

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