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This topic has 4 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 13 years, 7 months ago by Hossnfeffer.

- January 24, 2010 at 8:48 pm #3197
  Hossnfeffer
  Big group trip to Hilton Head in the late March. 12 guys, handicaps probably average 15 or so – with some single digits lots of teens and maybe one or two guys with 22+.
  Planning a stop-over play day in the Charlotte area and looking for a place to play 18 or 36 holes before going on down to Hilton Head. Our criteria:
  Fair play – not too easy, not too hard (it will be early spring and many of us will maybe have hit a few balls at most). Just something nice.
  Fair price – we used to play Tanglewood in Winston-Salem every spring. It was fun and was about $45 bucks on a Thursday I think. So something similar I suppose.
  Easy to get to. We dont want to search all day for a course or a decent place to stay. Plus when we are done,! we are gonna finish the drive down to Hilton Head.
  I have been doing a bit of reading and at first I thought about trying Tega Cay because of the 27 holes, but it sounds as tho it is no fun for first timers. I played ballentine once, and the course was ok, but not for the price.
  Any ideas?
- January 24, 2010 at 11:41 pm #7097
  Hossnfeffer
  After looking at some others, I was thinking of Fort Mill Golf Club, as sort of equivalent to Tanglewood.
  Any thoughts on this place?
- January 26, 2010 at 7:57 pm #7099
  panthersfann55
  pretty neat course not too hard not too easy. they redid all 18 greens last year or the year before. make sure to ask about airifying. a lot of courses around town do it twice a year.
- January 29, 2010 at 10:54 am #7101
  Geof
  if you are driving down after round, u can also consider Regent Park & Springfield…both off I-77 near the state line/Fort Mill area….Regent has a couple of tricked up greens but is overall a good track..Springfield is a GREAT but fair test overall….also down in Rock Hill there is Waterford..it was designed by Hale Irwin…it’s a couple of minutes off I-77 in SC at exit 79 (kinda behind the Mall)…I think if you play Fort Mill CC you’ll do better $$$ wise, and the front nine is great shape and a vintage Donald Ross design, but i’m afraid the back nine may disappoint a bit…
- March 2, 2010 at 11:56 pm #7103
  Hossnfeffer
  Thanks for the tip on Fort Mill, we are now looking at Springfield. Regent Park is aerating when we are going to be there.

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