Public · 18 holes
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
Pawleys Island, SC — Mike Strantz's low-country design near Myrtle Beach is characterized by strategic bunkering, waste areas, and water hazards bordering Waccamaw River marshes.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
LooperScore
85.7
Holes
18
Par
70
Yardage
6,526
Established
1994
Design & architects
- Mike Strantz — architect
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Founders Club at Pawleys Island
Pawleys Island, SC · 1.0 mi away
Founders Club at Pawleys Island stands out as a testament to creative design, offering a unique Lowcountry golf experience with more elevation change than typically found along the Carolina coast. Masterfully reimagined by Thomas Walker, former lead designer for Gary Player Design, the course is built upon the foundation of the old Sea Gull Golf Club, transforming it into a visually stunning and strategically demanding layout. Walker’s philosophy shines through in the rolling terrain and the omnipresent waste bunkers that artfully frame nearly every hole, creating a dramatic landscape punctuated by native sea oats. The playing experience here is undeniably challenging, requiring precision and thoughtful shot-making. The par-5 12th hole is a memorable highlight, a double dogleg that tempts golfers with multiple routes to a well-guarded green, embodying the course's strategic depth. While demanding, the course’s excellent conditions and unique character make it a rewarding round. Founders Club is ideally suited for destination golfers seeking a distinctive and rigorous test of their game, offering a departure from the conventional beach course aesthetic.
River Club
Pawleys Island, SC · 1.3 mi away
You'll discover a layout that masterfully blends with the natural Lowcountry landscape, offering a memorable round for golfers of all skill levels. Gene Hamm, a prolific architect known for his player-friendly designs, crafted this course in 1987, ensuring a fair yet engaging test of your game. His approach here emphasizes strategic shot-making over brute force, rewarding thoughtful play and accurate iron shots. You'll encounter wide, forgiving fairways that invite you to unleash your driver, but don't be fooled – the challenge lies in navigating the subtle undulations and well-placed hazards that guard the greens. The course's character is defined by its pristine conditions and the serene beauty of its surroundings, where towering pines and tranquil water features create a picturesque backdrop for your golf adventure. Each hole presents a unique challenge, from doglegs that demand precise placement to greens protected by bunkers and water. This course is particularly well-suited for those who appreciate a classic design that prioritizes enjoyment and strategy. You'll find yourself using every club in your bag, making it an excellent choice for a diverse golfing experience. The consistent quality of the greens and fairways ensures a pleasant walk or ride, and the welcoming atmosphere makes it a perfect destination for a relaxed day on the links. You'll leave with a sense of satisfaction, eager to return.
The Heritage Club
Pawleys Island, SC · 1.6 mi away
Dan Maples' design weaves along the Waccamaw River Trail and borders vast abandoned rice fields. Lush native flowers line rolling fairways, and riverside holes offer passing boat views — a quintessential Lowcountry golf experience.