Caledonia Golf and Fish Club
Caledonia Golf and fish Club, located on the south end of the Grand Strand, is one of the Myrtle Beach area’s finest golf courses. Designed by renowned golf course architect, the late Mike Strantz, the course is built on the former site of a working rice plantation. Everything about the property has that “Old South” vibe from the centuries-old oak trees that line the entrance to the antebellum style clubhouse, and the world-class golf course that has been unobtrusively woven into the natural low country setting. A fist visit to Caledonia Golf and Fish Club will lead to a second, third, and beyond. It is truly a memorable course that will leave you wanting more.
For those who prefer the tranquility of the south end of the Grand Strand, lodging accommodations for Caledonia Golf and Fish Club are convenient, and close. Packaging for Caledonia and sister course True Blue are managed under the same umbrella by Caledonia Golf vacations located at the True Blue Resort. For more information about the course and golf packaging, go to httpss://fishclub.com.
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