Abbeville South Carolina Golf Courses

Abbeville South Carolina Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

High Meadows Country Club -- *decent course to play*
Review by: Derek Patterson	The par 5(#7)can be a challenge as well as the par 3's(#6,#8)due to the pond in front of #6 green and the tee box(which is located on on a high hill)on #8.The fairway on #1 has trees to the left and right,so you'll have to make your shot preety straight also for #2. #1 has a deep vally to the right about halfway down and a patch of trees near the green.It's the only course in the county.For a town the size of abbeville(small)it is a great course to play. The employee's are nice,friendly and helpful.The course was built back in the late sixty's as a private club,about twenty members.It now has approx. 100 members and has come a lomg way from it's beginnings.It's located outside of the city.I enjoy playing there.
From Abbeville, S.C. USA

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WildeWood Country Club -- *Wildewood*
Review by: John	Yea , you're right, you have to be very accurate when teeing off or you will find yourself in a trap or in the woods! Tough course, there are many weeds on it, burned grass and the greens are very fast!!
From cola, sc

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Quarry Hills Country Club
"A true hidden jewel"
If you ever get a chance to play this course then do it. It's longer than you think it is and it is a very tough course. The course is kept in excellent shape and the weekday cost to play is very reasonable. The membership cost is also very reasonable for someone who is looking for a moderately priced country club.
---Elijah, Graham, NC
Highland Springs Golf Course
"Great couse."
This course is a great example of Ozark Mountain terrain. Flawless greens, oceans of water, and large greenside and fairway bunkers make this golf course a 5 star course. The layout is a bit easier than your traditional 5 star PGA Tour Championship courses. The Nike/Buy.com/whatever its name is this year tour uses this course each year for one of its tournaments and the players always remark on quality maintenance.
---Tom Jones, MO USA
Cameron Hills Golf Links
"One of the Best I've played"
I had a wonderful time playing Cameron Hills last season. I found this shorter course was both enjoyable and challenging. This is my first year swinging a club and I have visited several courses. I felt this course allowed me to play a challenging round while improving my skills without the frustration of the harder courses. Even though Cameron Hills is an hour away from home, I plan on making a couple of trips to the links this year. I played the course right after Hurricane Isabel played through and the only problem I had with the course was the debris from the hurricane. I don't hold that against Cameron Hills, they made a good attempt at working around the fallen trees. Thanks for a great time, I'm looking forward to visiting again.
---Mike Allen, White Plains, Maryland
Carolina Golf & Country Club
"Classic Donald Ross"
This course is short in yardage (6200), but plays much longer. One reason is that there are only 2 par 5's on a par 70 track. The par 3's are classic Ross. 3 of the 4 can play over 190 yards to postage stamp greens. There are a lot of down and up style par 4's, but there is also variety. Holes 10,11 and 18 are good examples of tough, well thought out par 4's that demand accuracy and thought. A four is an excellent score on all of these holes. The course is generally in excellent condition and has undergone some minor renovations. You will notice that the greens are exceptionally small, even for a Ross course. Greens are properly protected with bunkers and have just the right amount of undulation. One designer has stated that these are the smallest greens he has ever seen on a Ross course (which may be its claim of distinction among the many Ross courses). There is a premium on iron play and short game. Greens are quick, but not penal. Everyone thinks they can bring this course to its knees, but it usually is the other way around. The course can frustrate you if you expect too much too easily. This is what makes it such a wonderful place to experience the brilliance of Donald Ross. It is private course, so find a member and enjoy...
---CGCC Golf, Charlotte, NC