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Carolina National is a golf course shaped by a champion! Winding River Plantation is the site for top-rated PGA Tour player Fred Couples' first Carolina golf course. Carolina National Golf Club is an 27-hole championship course with innovative design and surprises enough to challenge the pros, but easy enough to keep any skill level coming back for more.
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| Location: | North |
| # of Holes: | 27 |
| Sets of Tees: | 4 |
| Grass Type (Greens): | Bent |
| Kids Play Free?: | No |
| Architect(s): | Fred Couples |
| Slope/Rating: | 147/74.0 |
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Yesterday was my first time playing here and became one of if not my favorite courses in this area. Everything about the course was great. Great job by the staff and I would recommend it to anyone.
I just played this course with a group of my buddies. The conditions were awesome! Even better than in the spring I am told. We played all three nines. What views of the the marsh! Fred Couples designed it. I love Freddie.
Good layout hit it a day are two after top dressing greens other than that a great course will play again
I really liked the layout of this course, but the fairways were ate up pretty bad. Very patchy on some holes. Greens were in good shape for the most part aside from 1-2 having burnt spots. Greens were very fast and rolled great though. Had the course been in better shape I would have rated it 4 stars for sure.
BEWARE os this course, stay away! Well maintained course that was fun to play. We had a group of 32 guys playing in 8 groups. Our first tee time was 0840. There were 3 groups ahead of us who were really slow (teed off 1/2 hour late). We were behind the group in front of us for 14 holes and then that group disappeared. On hole 15, ranger said we were slow (we were not slow and made turn at 2:05) and pick our balls up and move to next hole. When I saw ranger on 18, I asked him if he asked each group ahead of us to pick up ball and move to next hole and he said yes. He also asked each group behind us to do same. So if there is a slow group in front of you, your group will be penalized to make up the time and you won't get to play a full 18... We complained to superintendent who shrugged his shoulders, did not even apologize or try to make it right...
Played there a couple of years ago and will never go back. The staff is rude and arrogant. Our group was booked behind a tournament. The round took over 5 1/2 hrs. Nice layout but there are plenty of other nice layouts in the area with better service.
Played this course in October 2011 with 8 guys. The course is nice - the layout is challenging without being ridiculous and was in very good shape. The staff, however, was one of the worst I've ever encountered. The pro shop staff was stiff and chilly, but it was the marshalls who took the cake. Rude, arrogant and really unrfiendly - one of them made us drive around him while he glared at us from the middle of the cart path! We definitely will NOT go back there on future trips. Somebody needs to wake these guys up to customer service...
Beginning January 19,2012 all golfers playing Carolina National will get all 27-holes and Lunch. The Lunch is NOT included from September 15, 2011 to January 18,2012
Carolina National Golf Club, the only Fred Couples signature course along the Grand Strand, has announced the Play all 27 for the 18-Hole rate. Carolina National sits along the Lockwood Folly River on the northern end of the grand strand.