Broomsedge Golf Club

Sumter, SC · 15 mi away

Beech Creek Golf Club in Sumter opened in 1989 in the High Hills of the Santee, on the site of the Revolutionary War Battle of Beech Creek. It is three miles from Shaw Air Force Base. The course plays about 6,800 yards from the back tees through mature forest and open hills. Elevation changes are rare for the area and give long views. Ponds and well-placed bunkers add the challenge. It is public and open daily, about 35 minutes from downtown Columbia.

Sumter, SC · 16 mi away

Crystal Lakes Golf Course is an 18-hole public course located adjacent to Dillon Park in Sumter County, South Carolina. The course was originally laid out as nine holes in the late 1980s by designer Ed Riccoboni. The layout was later expanded to a full 18 holes in the 1990s, with additional design work credited to Wayne Chappell. The course is described as a risk-and-reward layout that rewards accuracy over length, making it approachable for juniors and casual players. Owned by Sumter County and open to public play, Crystal Lakes offers a pro shop, snack bar, putting green and driving range, operating seven days a week as an affordable community golf option.

Last verified 2026-10-25

Florence, SC · 30 mi away

The Traces Golf Club is located on Southborough Road in Florence, South Carolina, about a mile off Interstate 20. It operates as a semi-private club open to daily-fee play. The facility was built in 1999 and designed by Ron Garl. It offers 27 holes arranged in three nine-hole segments called Woodlands, Meadows and Creekside, which can be combined in pairs for an 18-hole round, each playing to a par of 72 from the regular combinations. The terrain includes rolling hills with sand and water hazards and large undulating bermuda greens. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, bar and grill, and the club also hosts outings and events. Fairways and greens are bermuda grass, and the course plays year round given the region's mild climate.

Columbia, SC · 31 mi away

Fort Jackson Golf Club is a 36-hole military golf facility on the Fort Jackson Army post outside Columbia, and it is open to the public. The original 18 holes were designed by George Cobb and opened in 1949; in 1991 Arthur L. Davis added 20 new holes to 16 of the originals to create today's two championship courses, the Wildcat and Old Hickory. The Wildcat plays to 6,721 yards through rolling sand hills and pines, with a view of the Columbia skyline from the 17th tee. The shorter Old Hickory is routed over lakes and wetlands and rewards accurate tee shots.

Blythewood, SC · 32 mi away

Cobblestone Park Golf Club is a 27-hole P.B. Dye design in Blythewood, north of Columbia, that opened in 1995 as The University Club. The three nines, Garnet, Black and Gold, play across some of the highest ground in Richland County, with rolling terrain, dramatic mounding and the bold bunkering associated with the Dye family. The Gold Nine was updated in 2006. Now owned by McConnell Golf, the club welcomes daily-fee play alongside its memberships.

Darlington, SC · 35 mi away

Darlington Country Club is an 18-hole semi-private course in Darlington, South Carolina, which opened in 1926. The layout was designed by Roland Robertson and spans 6,342 yards from the blue tees with a par of 72. The course is situated along the scenic Black Creek and features natural sandy soils and tree-lined fairways. Players encounter strategically placed bunkers and water hazards throughout the historic grounds. Non-members are welcome to play at the facility.