Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
Welcome to the home of one of the Hammock Coast and Myrtle Beach Area’s most highly awarded, rated and ranked courses. Listed in most major publications annually including Golf, Golf Digest and Golfweek Magazines since opening in 1994, Caledonia Golf Fish Club has been recognized for its design and incredible beauty.
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Caledonia Golf Course Reviews
A Consensus Top 100 Public Course
Consistently included as a “must-play” course year after year in publications like Golf Magazine, Golf Digest, and Golf Channel, Caledonia Golf & Fish Club has earned myriad awards and accolades since its opening in 1994.
From its entrance lined with centuries-old live oaks, its amazing azalea bushes and flower beds, a visit to Caledonia is an exciting visual experience. The clubhouse overlooks the marshes and waterways of the Hammock Coast Lowcountry and houses an award winning pro shop and restaurant where golfers and-non-golfers alike enjoy taking in a meal and the tremendous scenery. All are Welcome!
The 6,526-yard, par-70 course has been described as having “18 signature holes,” with the golf course routed around majestic oaks and meandering streams. The picturesque 18th hole borders the marshes and a large lake. This iconic Par 4 requires a precise tee shot and a challenging second shot: a carry over water onto a green at the foot of the clubhouse, where onlookers may be sitting in rocking chairs, betting on shots’ results.
Recent News & Updates
The Maritime Explorer’s Take on Caledonia’s Holes 7-12
Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it from his home base in St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue. Here, in the second of three parts, is Dale’s take on holes 7-12 of his Caledonia journey.
The Maritime Explorer’s Take on Caledonia’s First Six Holes
Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it from his home base in St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue. Dale’s love for Strantz’s work prompted him to offer his own hole-by-hole insights he gleaned from his experience at Caledonia. Here, in the first of three parts, is Dale’s take on the first third of his Caledonia journey.
Strantz Spotlight: #18 at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
Picturesque. That’s the easiest way to describe Hole Number 18 at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, as the ultimate show of Mike Strantz’s brilliance. The clubhouse overlooking the green, the tidal water feeding from the river, and the beautiful surrounds make this hole one of most photographed holes in all of Grand Strand golf.