White/Red at Charwood Country Club

Editor's Note: Course closed for business. See Charwood Golf Club listing.

Charwood Country Club opened in 1968 as a nine-hole course. Another nine was added in 1985 and then another in 1993. The three nines, named the Red, White, and the Blue, are played in different 18-hole combinations. The White was the original nine and while it may be the shortest at 2,843 yards, it's tougher than it appears. Towering pine trees line the fairways and there are a few tricky doglegs. Accuracy will be generously rewarded on this nine. The Red is the least challenging of the three nines and the Blue is known as the most formidable. The White/Red combination is the most player-friendly of the three courses but they are all generally quite forgiving. Charwood C.C. is situated in West Columbia, near the Columbia Metropolitan Airport. The club has garnered a local following, it's known for being one of the area's most affordable rounds.