Caledonia Golf and Fish Club

2200 Kings River Rd. · Pawleys Island SC, 29585

An ongoing debate exists among golfers about the greatest course in the Myrtle Beach area. While many courses have their claims to fame and standout qualities, if you could only play one course on your trip, it would have to be Caledonia. From the half-mile tunnel of oaks lining the entryway to the spectacular finishing holes, it’s obvious why Mike Strantz’s first solo design continues to inspire awe in all who play here.

Course Highlights

Ranked #29 in Golf Magazine's 2016 list of "Top 100 You Can Play"
The Old South-style clubhouse, acclaimed pro shop and restaurant round out the entire experience.
A 6,526-yard, par 70 course.

Course Details

Yardage/Distance

Slope Rating

Course Rating

71.8

69.5

67.6

73.2

68.7

64.5

Location: South
Designer: Mike Strantz
Rating: 72.1
Slope: 140
Distance: 6,526 from the Black tees

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2017 Caledonia Photo Album

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