Chickasaw Point Golf Course & Grill
Chickasaw Point Golf Course & Grill
Chickasaw Point Golf Course & Grill
Whether you are a low-handicap golfer, a high-handicap duffer, or just a beginner, Chickasaw Point Golf Course is a great way to enjoy a round of golf in a scenic location. This beautifully restored 18-hole golf course has something for everyone. It has been long recognized as "the best golf value" in Upstate South Carolina. Chickasaw Point Golf Course is a par 72 course which features: mountain-style layout with numerous elevation changes, scenic views, tree lined fairways that give the feeling of seclusion on every hole, lush Bermuda fairways, ultra smooth "Tift Dwarf Bermuda" greens, five (5) USGA rated tee locations to accommodate all skill levels, Pro-Shop with logo merchandise, balls, gloves, and rental clubs, practice facilities, expert golf instruction for individuals or groups, expertise to help arrange, plan and execute tournaments and a variety of taste sensations from The Grill. Chickasaw Point Golf Course is open to the public and the public is always welcome!
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