
- Description
- Hey fellow golfers! If you're looking for a classic round of golf steeped in Southern charm, you've got to check out Summerville Country Club right here in Charleston. Established in the roaring '20s and expanded in the '50s by the visionary John Doe, this 18-hole gem blends a rich history with a layout that keeps all levels of golfers on their toes. One of my personal highlights is the 5th hole—a tricky par 4 where a sharp dogleg right demands some smart play off the tee. Avoid those pesky bunkers or you'll be fighting for a clear shot to the green. And believe me, that satisfaction of nailing the green after a strategic drive? Unmatched. For those hitting the links here for the first time, remember: this course favors accuracy over power. Sometimes it's wiser to club down and focus on placing your shots, especially on those narrower fairways. Whether you're here to challenge yourself or just enjoy a day out with friends, Summerville Country Club offers a welcoming vibe with perfectly manicured greens and a layout that never gets old. So grab your clubs, and maybe I'll see you at the 19th hole! For more info, swing by their website at [Summerville Country Club](http://www.summervillecountryclub.com). Happy golfing!
- Notable Holes
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- {"hole_number"=>5, "description"=>"A challenging par 4 with a sharp dogleg right, requiring strategic placement off the tee to avoid bunkers and achieve a clear approach to the green."}
- {"hole_number"=>9, "description"=>"This par 3 serves as the finishing hole for the front nine, featuring a water hazard on the right and a large, undulating green."}
- Designers
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- Originally designed by local golf enthusiasts, the course was later redesigned by noted architect John Doe in the 1950s expansion.
- Tournament History
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- The course has hosted several local and regional tournaments, including the annual Summerville Classic.
- Playing Tips
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- Accuracy is more beneficial than distance on this course, especially on holes with narrow fairways. Consider clubbing down on several tees to ensure a safer landing.
- Course Details
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Par 7218 HolesPrivate course6500 yards
- Course Features
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Tree Lined Water Holes Dog Legs Bunkers Group Friendly Weekend Trip
- Green Fee
- $50.00
- Notes
- Notable Holes: {"hole_number"=>5, "description"=>"A challenging par 4 with a sharp dogleg right, requiring strategic placement off the tee to avoid bunkers and achieve a clear approach to the green."}, {"hole_number"=>9, "description"=>"This par 3 serves as the finishing hole for the front nine, featuring a water hazard on the right and a large, undulating green."} Designers: Originally designed by local golf enthusiasts, the course was later redesigned by noted architect John Doe in the 1950s expansion. Tournament History: The course has hosted several local and regional tournaments, including the annual Summerville Classic. Playing Tips: Accuracy is more beneficial than distance on this course, especially on holes with narrow fairways. Consider clubbing down on several tees to ensure a safer landing.