Last of the five remaining schools named in the 1949 petition that was the basis for Briggs v. Elliot, the court case dealing with segregated schools and "Separate But Equal" education in South Carolina. This case led directly to the landmark Supreme Court decision ordering desegregation in Brown v. Board of Education. The school is currently a state of the art meeting facility that seats 300-400 people.
This outpost was built by the British on a Santee Indian mound at least 30 feet high. Gen. Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox, and Light Horse Harry Lee laid siege to the post April 15-23, 1781
Summerton, SC Historic Forts Course Access: Resort
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 365
Located on the shores of Lake Marion, this public course features an abundance of wildlife living on and near the grounds. Water comes into play on several holes, including the last, a 406-yard, par 4
Summerton, SC Golf CoursesCathedral Bay is an excellent example of the Carolina bay phenomenon. Carolina bays are elliptical or oval basins found throu...
This par 3 course is a great place to practice your iron shots. The wind is usually a factor, so selecting the right club is ...
This Tom Jackson signature course that ranks with the best in the country and is a "must play" course for any golfer living i...
LP gas; fishing; basketball; shuffleboard. 80 campsites. Easy Interstate access....