Easley

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This club has three nine hole courses that are played in 18-hole combinations. All three courses were cut out of the woodlands, have very tight fairways and are moderately hilly. Natural water hazards come into play on many holes on the Middle and Back... Read More

Pickens

Mountains

Capturing the natural terrain of the mountains and bottomland, this skillfully laid out course is a unique and challenging design. It weaves its way around designated Indian burial mounds, betwen water falls and creeks that feed the Oolenoy River. The... Read More

Pickens

Mountains

The Hagood Mill Historic Site & Folklife Center is the home of the historic Hagood Gristmill, on the National Register of Historic Places. There has been a grist mill on site since 1792. The Hagood Family acquired the property in 1825, and the current... Read More

Clemson

Mountains

Clemson Blue Cheese has a history that dates back to 1940, when blue cheese was cured in the damp air of the Stumphouse Mountain Tunnel near Walhalla by a Clemson dairy professor. The tunnel was unsafe and was closed to visitors for many years, but has... Read More

Easley

Mountains

The Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce provides information about the Easley and Powdersville communities for visitors and businesses. Read More

Clemson

Mountains

Come discover the Earth! See Clemson's oldest tiger, Smilodon, the ferocious saber-toothed cat that once roamed this state. Our Fluorescent Mineral Room houses one of the region's largest displays of fluorescent (glowing) minerals - the light show is... Read More