The Golf One South Carolina course guide

Golf courses in South Carolina.

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Sumter, SC

Crystal Lake Golf Course

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

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Little River, SC

Glen Dornoch

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

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Myrtle Beach, SC

Legends Resort

The par 71 Heathland Course, designed by Tom Doak, is a return to the grand “Old Country” traditions of the game. It has been distinctly molded in the image of the British Isles links courses, with holes reminiscent of familiar links like St. Andrews, and lesser-known gems like Lahinch and Cruden Bay. Most of the holes are without high vegetation, providing a visual presentation like no other course in the area. The challenge and difficulty of this course come primarily from the unobstructed breeze that wafts constantly over the course, and the strategically placed bunkers and lush, deep rough that closely border all fairways. Many of the greenside bunkers are deep and require creative shots to make an escape. Rated one of the “Top 10 New Resort Courses in the World” by GOLF Magazine in 1990, Heathland’s design allows players of all ability levels to “step back in time.”

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Myrtle Beach, SC

Arcadian Shores

Arcadian Shores combines the best of Mother Nature with the best of modern golf layout and is the home of the Resort Golf Academy of Myrtle Beach. Lush Bermuda greens, with 64 creatively placed sand bunkers and natural lakes woven in and out of the fairways, make this a challenge you will long remember. In a recent poll, organized by the Myrtle Beach Sun News, 24 golf experts voted two holes, #2 and #13 as part of the 'Dream 18', a compilation of the best 18 holes on the beach. Experience championship golf on a truly exceptional course at Arcadian Shores Golf Club.

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Little River, SC

Eagle Nest Golf Club

Eagle Nest Golf Club opened in 1971 and has hosted hundreds of thousands of golfers since. Eagle Nest is built on 250 acres of pristine land in Little River, South Carolina and only a short 5-minute drive from North Myrtle Beach. With the serene surroundings and beautiful natural setting you can’t tell that you are less than one mile from busy Highway 17, making it very convenient. The Gene Hamm layout is spectacular and the course has been upgraded over the last several years to include the addition of the Perch Tee Boxes at over 8100 yards in length which makes it the longest course in South Carolina, and one of the longest in the nation. Player friendly and super senior tees have also been added to make Eagle Nest also one of the shortest courses in South Carolina. The tradition here is like a step back in time to a modern day version of golf that includes waste bunkers and sand features added to capture the natural terrain and diversity of the property with some surprising changes in elevation throughout the course. Eagle Nest has some unique differences from other Myrtle Beach golf courses with one being natural elevation changes. Most Myrtle Beach golf courses are relatively flat while Eagle Nest is set upon rolling hills that wind through towering Carolina pines, natural lakes and beautiful landscaping. Wildlife is in abundance at Eagle Nest adding to the enjoyment of your Myrtle Beach golf experience. CHARITABLE DONATION An optional charitable donation of $.10 per round shall be added to all green fees unless you opt out of making such a donation at the time of booking. All charges for the charitable donations shall be paid to the Golf Courses of the Grand Strand Charitable Fund at the Waccamaw Community Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization. Although charitable donation charges shall be paid to a tax-exempt charitable organization, these charges will not entitle you to a charitable contribution deduction.

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Barnwell, SC

Sweetwater Country Club

Sweetwater Country Club is a superbly maintained 18-hole golf course, playing 6,248 yards from the (Blue) Championship tees, 5830 yards from the (White) Member's tees, 5345 yards from the (Gold) Senior tees, and 4670 from the (Red) ladies' tees. The course is well trapped with small greens and narrow fairways. The course's front nine is similar to other low-country courses with an abundance of wetlands, while the back nine has sufficient rolling elevation to remind one of the up-country portions of our beautiful state. Sweetwater is considered a great place to learn the game, while still providing a challenge to the most talented players.

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North Myrtle Beach, SC

Beachwood Golf Club

Within walking distance of the Atlantic Ocean, Beachwood Golf Club is a local favorite and good choice for anyone visiting Myrtle Beach. The course, which opened in 1968 and was designed by Gene Hamm, is known for its good conditioning and excellent service. The par-72 layout has five sets of tees and plays anywhere from 4,836 yards and 6,820 yards. It's also conveniently located near the area's most popular accommodations. As for the golf course, there is a great variety of holes. A dozen of them have water that comes into play, and there are lots of bunkers, generous fairways and large, receptive, well-maintained greens. The finishing stretch of holes 15 through 18 are particularly good, with each of them featuring water. The 15th is a par-3 with a large lake in front of the green and to the right. The par-5 17th is a great risk-reward par 5, playing just 488 yards from the back tees, but with a lake in play on the approach, it's anything but easy. The 18th is another par 3. It plays 228 yards from the tips. In addition to the course, Beachwood Golf Club has great practice facilities that include a grass range, practice bunker and short-game area and practice putting green. There's a well-stocked golf shop in the clubhouse as well as the Beachwood Grill, ranked among the best 19th holes in the Myrtle Beach area. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the Grill also has a good selection of draft, canned and bottled beer.

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Newberry, SC

Country Club of Newberry

The golf facility at the Country Club of Newberry is second to none in the midlands. The playability of the course caters to golfers of all abilities and is sure to test every strength and weakness. Undulating fairways, generous greens, strategic bunkering, and even a little bit of water await to provide a fair analysis of one’s game.

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Duncan, SC

River Falls Plantation

Halfway between Greenville and Spartanburg is your favorite golfing atmosphere. River Falls features an exciting, 18 hole, Gary Player Signature golf course to challenge golfers of all skill levels.Our lush, rolling fairways and immaculate greens are bordered by the South Tyger River.

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Hilton Head, SC

Country Club of Hilton Head

The Country Club of Hilton Head in Hilton Head, South Carolina, is celebrated as the home of one of the finest golf courses in the Carolinas. Renowned architect, Rees Jones integrated the natural beauty of the Low Country on every hole. The 18-hole, championship golf course meanders through pristine marshland and pine forests along South Carolina’s beautiful Intracoastal Waterway. The golf course has a variety of holes, 14 doglegs and water on 16 holes, making the Country Club of Hilton Head an exceptional and challenging experience. The golf club houses a practice driving range, putting green, chipping and bunker green. Reserve your tee time today at this exclusive South Carolina country club.

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Longs, SC

Long Bay Club

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

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Hilton Head Island, SC

Shipyard Golf Club

With three beautiful nines, Shipyard Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses on Hilton Head Island and still a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The 27-hole layout is classic Hilton Head golf, winding through lagoons, wetlands and lakes, with plenty of mature pines and hardwoods, some covered by Spanish moss. The original Clipper and Galleon courses were designed by George Cobb and opened in 1970. The third nine, the Brigantine, opened in 1982, and is a Willard C. Byrd creation. There is a great variety of holes on all three nines, with doglegs that go both ways and Diamond Zoysia grass greens tucked into the trees, making the course both playable and challenging. With four sets of tees, each nine sets up for every level of golfer. While the course isn't considered overly difficult, the fairways can certainly be narrow, and there are plenty of bunkers. Most of all, there's a good bit of water that comes into play. Still, the natural beauty is what sets it apart with plenty of wildlife, including herons, deer, and of course, quite a few alligators. Beside the golf course, Shipyard Golf Club also offers a driving range, short-game area and practice putting green. Golfers can also get lessons from the course professionals. And inside the clubhouse, you'll find a well-stocked golf shop with the latest in logoed apparel and accessories. There's also a pretty good restaurant in the clubhouse. The Brickyard Pub is a great spot to grab a beer and an appetizer or enjoy a full meal, with great views, big screen TVs for sports and a full bar.

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