Greenville

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Jacuzzi rooms; outdoor hot tub in season; fitness facility; within walking distance to 12 restaurants ;free wi-fi: free HBO; free local calls. Read More

Mauldin

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Mauldin was named for William Mauldin who, as Lieutenant Governor of the state in 1886, used his influence to alter the route for a new railroad to come through the town rather than to by-pass it. Maudlin's population fluctuated with economic changes... Read More

Greenville

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This course features two large lakes that come into play on many holes; the fairways are narrow on most holes. The most difficult hole is #6, a 528-yard, par 5, requiring a series of uphill shots all the way to the green. Read More

Greenville

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Bucky’s BBQ began as a small roadside stop but has grown into a Greenville staple with four convenient locations. Why the growth? It's gotta be the barbecue! The wood-smoked flavor of the Boston butts keeps customers coming back. And though it’s... Read More

Simpsonville

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Our barbecue is cooked in the old fashioned Southern tradition. We place top choice meats in open barbecue pits with hickory logs and cook them to perfection at low temperatures. Henry’s cooks its pork butts for 12 hours and its ribs for over eight... Read More

Greenville

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Born from the freshness of the upstate, mixed with traditional lowcountry cuisine, Sassafras Bistro is Greenville's best place for wonderful southern culinary delights. Their menu features such greats like rainbow trout, fresh crab cakes, gourmet shrimp... Read More