White Plains Country Club

White Plains Country Club in Pageland, South Carolina is an 18-hole layout that has welcomed golfers of all abilities since opening in 1968. Designed by Eddie Riccoboni in a traditional architectural style, it plays 6,361 yards from the tips to a par of 72, with a course rating of 70.2 and a slope of 127. Shorter tee options at 6,016, 5,059, and 4,620 yards make it accessible across a wide range of handicaps. The design favors generous landing areas off the tee, giving players the choice of flying the ball to the green or playing a classic ground-level approach. The bentgrass greens are consistently regarded by local golfers as among the best in the area. The course is walker-friendly, with minimal distance between greens and tees, and typical rounds — whether riding or walking — come in at four hours or less. Affordability and subtle challenges have made White Plains Country Club a popular choice for the region since its opening.