Orangeburg Country Club

Orangeburg Country Club, a private 18-hole course in Orangeburg, South Carolina, was designed by Ellis Maples and plays through tall pines with views of the Edisto River. The closing hole is a 615-yard par 5, described as the most challenging finishing hole in the area. The club has hosted the 2012 Carolinas Golf Association Mid-Amateur Championship, the SCGA Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship, the 2004 South Carolina Four-Ball Championship, and the Big I Junior Tournament. It ranks #45 overall and #5 in the Midlands region on the Top 50 Golf Courses in South Carolina list. Practice facilities include an expansive driving range, two putting greens, a two-acre short game area, and a PGA professional staff offering private lessons and structured programs for men, women, and juniors. A Titleist club fitting system is also available. The Blackwater Grille serves as the main dining option, with golf course views. A bar provides a more relaxed meal option, and the Lily Pad Snack Bar sits poolside.