Named for Thomas Coke and Francis Asbury, two trail-blazing Methodist bishops, this community is centered by a former college campus, which has been restored and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. The area boasts one of the largest groups of antebellum buildings in Greenwood, with many homes restored or renovated.
Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7
A 27-hole Tom Jackson-designed complex that makes use of elevation changes and an abundance of water on 16 holes, notably a 42-acre lake. A semi-private club, Hunters Creek's nines - Willow, Maple and Oak - can be combined to stretch up to 7,082 yards. It features long par-5
Greenwood, SC Other AttractionsCamping, hiking , fishing and boating (non-motorized), swimming (bath house), and picnicking (shelter). Nearby OHV tra...
This 27-hole Tom Jackson-designed complex makes use of elevation changes and an abundance of water on 16 holes, notably a 42-...
"The congregation was founded in 1842 as a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina. The current Gothic Revival-sty...
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