Monticello Golf Club

Mc Cormick, SC · 2.9 mi away

Tara Golf Club is the original 18-hole course at Savannah Lakes Village, a 4,000-acre lakefront community on Lake Thurmond in McCormick, South Carolina. Designed by Tom Clark and opened in 1991, the par-72 layout plays 7,002 yards from the back tees and winds through the hillsides of the Sumter National Forest and the village's established neighborhoods, with stately oaks and pines framing each hole. The ninth and eighteenth holes share a green beside the clubhouse and the River Grille. Greens are TifEagle Bermuda. The club welcomes outside guests, who can book tee times through the golf shop.

Mc Cormick, SC · 4.4 mi away

Hickory Knob Golf Course sits inside Hickory Knob State Park near McCormick, on the shore of Lake Thurmond. It is run by South Carolina State Parks and is open to the public, with lodge rooms and a campground on the same grounds. The par-72 course plays to 6,560 yards from the back tees and is known locally as a tough, good-value round. The park closed the course in 2026 for work on its bunkers and greens.

Greenwood, SC · 22 mi away

Greenwood Country Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Greenwood, South Carolina, originally designed by George Cobb in 1950 with later work by architects including Clyde Johnston.

Elberton, GA · 27 mi away

Arrowhead Pointe Golf Course sits on a peninsula within Richard B. Russell State Park near Elberton, with ten of its eighteen holes running along Lake Richard B. Russell. Designed by Bob Walker and opened in 2001, the par-72 layout stretches to roughly 6,800 yards over rolling terrain in the Northeast Georgia foothills. Bermuda fairways and TifEagle greens hold up well through the season, and the state-park setting keeps the course free of surrounding homes or development. It is a public facility operated through Georgia's state parks system, pairing lake scenery with a modest green fee.

Evans, GA · 28 mi away

Bartram Trail Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in Evans, Columbia County, and one of the closest public courses to Augusta National. It is named for naturalist William Bartram and has an on-site restaurant, Tavern on the Trail.

Last verified 2026-10-13

North Augusta, SC · 28 mi away

Mount Vintage Golf Club in North Augusta is a 27-hole Tom Jackson design spread across the rolling, wooded topography of Edgefield County. The original 18 opened in early 2000 as the Chester and Vintage nines and hosted the LPGA's Asahi Ryokuken International Championship from 2000 through 2004; Jackson returned to build the Independent nine, which opened later in the decade. Each nine has Champion G12 bermuda greens, bermuda fairways and five sets of tees, and elevation change is constant, with uphill or downhill shots of at least 30 feet on eight of the nine Vintage holes. Holes 5, 6 and 7 on Vintage wrap around Pavilion Lake and are the club's signature stretch. The clubhouse is a restored 1840s piedmont plantation house, and the homeowners association runs the club as semi-private with daily-fee play.