Access - Course Reviews
Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links (July 2007)
With a clubhouse and first hole overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links will first overwhelm you with its stunning scenery. Then the 11-year-old Clyde Johnston layout will prove itself during the round.
Sea Trail Plantation - Jones Course (April 2008)
Three of the five courses heralded golf course architect Rees Jones designed on the Grand Strand have been plowed under in favor of redevelopment.
One of the two remaining courses is the 6,761-yard Jones Course at Sea Trail Resort, and Jones built enough unique holes to leave a lasting impression.Shaftesbury Glen (April 2008)
What sets Shaftesbury Glen apart from most other courses on the Grand Strand are elevated greens on all 18 holes.
The elevation, which is significant in many instances, is a prime reason why the seven-year-old 6,935-yard Clyde Johnston design is predominantly a second-shot golf course. It combines with a multitude of sprawling bunkers featuring numerous fingers that reach up to the edge of the putting surfaces to make approach shots difficult.Heather Glenn Golf Links (May 2008)
It's rare when you come across a public course that has existed for two decades yet has managed to avert the encroachment of housing along and around its holes.
But that's what you get at Heather Glen Golf Links.Crow Creek (August 2007)
Crow Creek's generous fairways and accessible greens make it playable for golfers of all abilities. It also has enough demanding shots, undulations on greens and length from both the back and blue tees to offer better players a challenge.
Tradition Club (Feb. 2008)
PAWLEYS ISLANDOne thing you can count on when you play the Tradition Club is the course and its surrounding will be in good condition.
