Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Caledonia certainly feels more upmarket than its sister property, The True Blue Golf Club. Augusta-like road entrance, outstanding conditioning, and more southern charm. A former rice plantation in South Carolina features extensive bunkering and water hazards. Generally, this is regarded as the grandest golf course of Myrtle Beach, Caledonia is a must-play golf course when touring the Grand Strand.

Mike Strantz’s first layout was a traditional feel compared to adjacent True Blue course he developed four years later. The golf course is just over 6500 yards from the championship tees and plays at par 70. Not as penalising as the other critically acclaimed courses on the Grand Strand. Before you start your round, players are treated to a bowl of absolutely outstanding crab chowder.

Caledonia Fish Club Golf Course

From the entrance lined with centuries-old live oaks to its antebellum-styled clubhouse, Caledonia is a world-class experience. You will want to book tee times or golf packages for the Myrtle Beach golf course Caledonia. This Mike Strantz golf course has matured into America‘s top 100 courses open to the public.

Attractive landscaping throughout the course, with colourful flowers and sprawling Spanish oak trees typical of the property. It is the trees that define every hole, segregating holes which is pleasant, given how limited the size of the property. The zoysia turf is very well sculpted and provides lies that sit nicely on the fairway, and the greens roll exquisitely. Water hazards are sprinkled throughout the course, and you’re generally expected to see some large Alligators lying on nearby banks.