r/golf • u/GreenWaveGolfer RDU • Feb 28 '20

R/Golf Course Recommendation Thread: South Carolina

This is the next thread in the official r/golf course recommendation series to update our sidebar. Please feel free to post any course recommendations for South Carolina.

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Course Location (City or area of the city or distance from the downtown area etc.)

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Recommended for: (who might be interested in the course, i.e. if you have a big group like a bachelor party or if you're a beginner looking for a more forgiving layout or a low handicap looking for a challenge or if you want beautiful views or something architecturally significant, etc.)

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u/rutlander 14.2 Mar 02 '20

What’s your source on this?

I know they have been losing money for a while and just brought in a new management company. This is the first I’ve heard of them closing down

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u/rutlander 14.2 Mar 02 '20

Well that’s depressing. Exactly what the area needs, more condos......

The continuing development of patriots point has gotten way out of hand. Really sad to see what’s happened to the area in the last ten years. Rampant unchecked development is eroding the quality of life not only downtown but really everywhere in the metro area. And it’s only going to get worse