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The Walker Course at Clemson University

The Walker Course at Clemson University

The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country

The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country

Open for public play! Voted the “Best You Can Play” public access course in the upstate and region by the SC Golf Panel for 2019. Designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, the course measures 6,911 yards in length from the tiger tees and a very playable 5,934 yards from the white tees. The last five holes, including the signature Tiger Paw 17th hole, run along the shores of Lake Hartwell and offer the most spectacular collection of finishing holes in the Southeast. Best Hole: No. 9, a par-4 dogleg left over a stream with more water on the left and a second shot to an elevated mounded green. The signature hole is #17, a par 3 with a tiger paw shaped green. The Walker Course features a full service driving range, putting green, and chipping green, a fully stocked pro shop, the Clubhouse Grill, and a staff of PGA golf professionals on hand for group lessons, clinics and individual instruction.
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Clemson
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210 Madren Center DR,
Clemson, SC 29634 (864) 656-0236
Info & Amenities
Location
I-85 Exit 19B - 9 miles west to Clemson, left on Perimeter Road. Course on the left past the SC Botanical Gardens.
Architect
DJ DeVictor
Number of Holes
18
Green
Diamond Zoysia
Golf Packages
Yes
Pro Par
72
Pro Rating
72.5
Pro Slope
134
Pro Yards
6911
Men Yards
6560
Senior Yards
5934
Ladies Yards
4666

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