Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Entering the narrow, live oak-lined road to Caledonia Golf and Fish Club’s antebellum clubhouse is like traveling back to another time and place. Built upon the site of a working Southern rice plantation, Caledonia has been nationally recognized for both its design and natural beauty. Upon its opening in 1995, Caledonia ranked fifth in Golf Digest’s list of Best New Public Courses in America, and in 2000 it ranked 30th in Golf Magazine’s list of “Top 100 You Can Play in America” by Golf Magazine. Golf Digest also rated Caledonia as one of the “Top 31 Best Upscale Courses in America” as well as awarding it 4-1/2 stars in it’s “Places to Play” list. Architect Mike Strantz’s creative design takes challenging holes and weaves them through the natural South Carolina setting, providing golfers with difficult shots yet rewarding views. In fact, this 6,526 yard, 70-par course boasts 18 signature holes that have made Caledonia one of the top premier courses in the South. The classic layout around salt marshes and forests in Pawleys Island help make Caledonia a world-class experience