Content: See & Do
Category: Food & Drink
Rockaway Athletic Club
Phone: (803) 256-1075
City: Columbia
Region: Midlands
Rockaway Athletic Club
The Rockaway Burger, a hamburger covered with pimento cheese, is more than a big hit at this restaurant, it is a one of a kind treasure with the locals. If pimento cheese isn't for you, try the other variety of cheeseburgers, like blue cheese, the classic cheddar, the swiss or maybe the gouda. If you can't pick just one, try a combination. With one of its owners being from Louisana, the menu features some cajun treasures in the evenings. Rockaway's has a 72-foot oak bar, granite oyster bar and an outdoor deck. Come on over and watch the game on our televisions.
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The course's front nine is more wide open and beginner friendly than the back nine. The back nine was built on a more scenic hilly terrain and features a majority of dogleg fairways and water hazards, forcing the player to take a more shot making approach.
