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Willbrook Plantation Golf Club
Phone: (843) 237-4900
City: Pawleys Island
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Willbrook Plantation Golf Club
Rated among Golf for Women magazine's top 100 women-friendly courses, this Dan Maples design winds through the site of two plantations and features oak forests, wetlands, and waterways. Best Hole: No. 15, a 572-yard par-5 dogleg that slopes downhill, then rises to an elevated green guarded by deep bunkers. Marsh runs diagonally through the middle of the fairway.
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