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PHOTOS ON FRONTTop: Pickens Country Club, Lake Hartwell Country

Left: Symetra Tour at The Links at Stoney Point, GreenwoodRight: Kayaking on Edisto Island, South Carolina’s Lowcountry

There are many great golf destinations all around South Carolina. Fromthe mountains to the coast and the pristine lakes in between, these unique,“undiscovered” locales are beckoning golfers to try something different inthe Palmetto State. South Carolina’s Lowcountry covers the most southerncoastline and the small towns along and west of I-95 just north of Georgia.Greenwood is located in the rolling hills of western South Carolina an hourdue north of Augusta; and Lake Hartwell Country borders both Georgia andNorth Carolina in the most northwestern part of the state.

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The Rock Golf Club in PickensLake Hartwell Country

Winning Crappie Fishing in Lake Greenwood Devil’s Fork State ParkLake Hartwell Country

The Legends Golf Course at Parris Island near Beaufort in South Carolina’s Lowcountry

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Most golfers are familiar with Hilton Head Island, whether from playingone of the many resort courses or watching the annual PGA TOUR event atSea Pines, but two really unique golf destination are in this beautiful regionof the state. They are Edisto Island and Beaufort.

Edisto Island is home to the Plantation Course. Nestled in giant live oaks,magnolias and towering palms, any golf enthusiasts will find a very chal-lenging, but player-friendly layout. Distance is not as important as accuracyand one must not disregard the many water hazards. Regardless of your skilllevel, you are certain to enjoy the beauty of the course and surroundingareas. The resort features on-site condos for stay and play packages.

Greater Beaufort is home to many world-class courses, such as SanctuaryGolf Club Cat Island, Secession Golf Club, Dataw Island, as well as thecourses on Fripp Island. But it’s The Legends Course on Parris Island that’sthe true hidden gem. Each hole is named for a legendary U.S. Marine whosignificantly impacted U.S. history or excelled in service.

Lowcountry accommodations range from reasonably-priced hotels to thefinest four-star resorts, bed & breakfasts, inns, or beach-front cottages.

If you’re looking for quality golf and value–priced golf packages, we’vegot you covered. Want warmer winter temperatures and a generous servingof Southern hospitality? No problem here. Oh, did we mention our neighbors to the south? There’s a course you might have heard about in Augusta. They have a tournament there that’s a pretty big deal.

Golfers who stay here during Masters week know a secret about the Greenwood area of South Carolina. Woven around the picturesque landscape and numerous lakes are quality golf courses. More than 15 ofthem, including a Davis Love III–designed course set alongside Lake Greenwood. And our value–priced golf packages make South Carolina golf vacations affordable on almost any budget.

Greenwood is located in upstate South Carolina, one hour south ofGreenville, South Carolina and one hour north of Augusta, Georgia. Theclosest major airport is Greenville–Spartanburg International Airport, aboutan hour away. Greenwood’s climate is mild and seasonable. With an averagetemperature of 68 degrees, we offer golfers from the north much warmerwinter temperatures for golf vacations in South Carolina.

Set up your shot against the backdrop of rolling hills, lakes, and the BlueRidge Mountains. Lake Hartwell Country is home to seventeen golf courses,including The Walker Course at Clemson University with its famous tigerpaw 16th hole; Chickasaw Point Golf Course in Westminster, offering numerous elevation changes, tight fairways and several beautiful ponds;Stone Creek Cove Golf Course, a charming nine-hole course located alongthe shores of Lake Hartwell in Anderson; the historic Boscobel Golf Club inPendleton, surrounded by mature oaks and pines offering an old fashioneddesign with modern fairways and greens; and the many area country clubswhich are available to play.

The natural beauty, rich history and culture of Anderson, Oconee, andPickens Counties offer mountain peaks, waterfalls, rolling hills, lakes, andstreams that create a picturesque backdrop for exploration and recreation.Enjoy dining and shopping in one of Lake Hartwell Country’s many smalltowns or vibrant cities. Stay overnight in a hotel, bed & breakfast inn, cabin,or campground. Located along Interstate 85 midway between Atlanta andCharlotte, Lake Hartwell Country is easy to reach and a gem to visit.

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The Plantation Course at Edisto IslandSouth Carolina’s Lowcountry

The Patriot at Grand Harbor in the town of Ninety Six near Greenwood

The Walker Course at Clemson UniversityLake Hartwell Country

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