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The back 9 is laid out in permanently preserved LowCountry nature with no housing.
The course overall is a classic Fabio layout with many interesting holes,especially the many doglegs with water creating the shape of the holes.
The greens r in excellent condition with the potential for many challenging pin placements requiring strategic approach shots.
The fairways will hopefully improve after the brutal winter.
The new clubhouse on a great finishing hole will enhance the pre and post round atmosphere.
It is also a great value for the quality of the course.I don’t
expect that to be true for long as physical improvements enhance the overall experience.
The young staff drawn from the local USC campus are reflective of excellent hiring instincts—-polite and helpful.

Beautiful setting,classic clubhouse,no homes,a scenic stroll in manicured nature.

The back 9 r ensconced in a lovely setting of lily filled lakes and connectsing streams with no homes to disturb the bucolic stroll in quintessential Low Country beauty..
The layout is challenging and diverse.
Once the clubhouse is completed it’s .

reputation will grow.

The course has a # of unique holes where the marsh lands present accuracy and precision distance challenges.
It understandably is a favorite among locals.

My favorite course among 40 in the area.
Great layout with challenging well maintained greens.
Of historical interest:recently discovered archaeological site of late 1500s St. Elena Spanish community established many years before Jamestown and Plymouth Rock----right next to the course.