CBRMichael

Played twilight during the first week of fall. The course is beautiful and the greens are fast. Houses are around, but you have to be way off to worry about them. Will play again soon.

Points for new people:
1) no carts in parking lot. Bag drop recommended.
2) Playing 9 on Blue Heron leaves you Miles from the clubhouse. There’s a point where 5 & 14 cross. We’ll try going from 4-14 next time.

Best value around. No houses on fairways. Lots of elevation changes. Good people.

A great course. We play here on our holiday visits to SC. The course has some unique holes, highly recommended.

This course is consistently a great value. The holes are interesting and well integrated into the landscape. There are no houses on the fairways, so beginners are less concerned with replacing windows. There are some very scenic and challenging holes, but usually with a safer play available.
The people here are great. I usually show up 1-2 hours early to hit range balls ($10 for a large bucket) and warm up on their chipping and putting area. In warmer weather, there is water at many holes, and a cart selling beer, sodas, and snacks.

The clubhouse is nice, with good food, and reasonably priced eats ready at the turn.

Course conditions on this play were the result of recent heavy rain and winter not having surrendered to spring.