Country Club of South Carolina

Florence, SC · 13 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.

Cheraw, SC · 30 mi away

Cheraw State Park Golf Course is a public course inside South Carolina's oldest state park, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1934. Designed by Tom Jackson and opened in 1992, the par-72 layout cuts through a pine forest along the shores of Lake Juniper, and no two fairways sit next to each other. The course is a certified Audubon Sanctuary, and deer, wild turkeys and bald eagles are common sights during a round.

Conway, SC · 50 mi away

Wild Wing Plantation in Conway is a 27-hole facility minutes from downtown Myrtle Beach, built around the 18-hole Avocet course and the nine-hole Hummingbird. Avocet is credited to architect Jeff Brauer and three-time major champion Larry Nelson, and it leans on variety rather than length: drivable par 4s, double greens and split fairways, with undulating putting surfaces and surrounding swales that put a premium on the short game. The drivable par-4 14th gives players of any ability a look at eagle. Wild Wing is part of the Founders Collection of Myrtle Beach courses and is open to public play.