Caledonia Golf & Fish Club Course Review

The Caledonia Golf & Fish Club is built on the former location of a rice plantation in the South and its unanimously recognized for its remarkable beauty and design. Recently, the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club was ranked number 27 in Golf Magazines Top 100 two years ago, in 2014. Also, Golf Digest ranks the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club in its Americas One Hundred Greatest Public Courses list. Basically, if you want to play a great game of golf and to enjoy in the same time an outstandingly beautiful scenery, the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club will provide you with a world class experience. The beauty of the place is obvious from the beginning, from the clubs entrance sort to speak, as youll be welcomed by centuries-old and majestic live oaks, not to mention the pre-war styled club house, which also harbors an excellent restaurant and a pro shop. Here youll be able to enjoy a top-notch meal while savoring the epic scenery whether youre a pro-golfer or just visiting with your friends. The Caledonia Golf & Fish Club can be described as the definition of eighteen signature holes, with the holes routed masterfully around meandering streams and beautiful oak-trees.

Also, the Caledonia Golf & Fish Club has 6526 yards of golf from the longest tees for a 70 par, featuring picturesque eighteenth hole borders, designed by the controversial architect Mike Strantz. According to the locals, this is Myrtle Beachs second best golf course, if not the best, it was first opened for public back in 1994 and it was built with the intention of preserving the lands natural beauty. The architect removed just one oak