It is hard to believe it has been 18 years since the death of golf course architect Mike Strantz, who died at age 50 after a battle with cancer. He is fondly remembered even though, in today’s “What Have You Done for Me Lately” society, short memories are the norm.
Check out this recent video that @thatgrindgolf on YouTube shot at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club!
With the par-5 8th hole at Caledonia as the setting, Charlie Rymer's here to show us how laying up isn't just the "easy way out." In this case, as he demonstrates the options, the layup shot can put you in the best position for carding a red number.
When your golf trip has been booked, attention turns to the good times that lie ahead, and that’s doubly the case when your vacation takes you to Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club.
Golf course rankings are inherently subjective but no matter who publishes the list, a clear consensus has emerged around Caledonia Golf & Fish Club - the Mike Strantz design is one of America’s top 100 public layouts.
Golfweek Magazine has unveiled its always anticipated list of “The Best Courses You Can Play 2023,” a ranking of the top public layouts in every state, and the venerable publication included Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club among South Carolina’s top 5.
In Season 2, Episode 10 of “The Charlie Rymer Golf Show” on ESPN2, “The Big Timer” highlighted six holes at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club by not only showcasing their majestic beauty, but offering playing tips along the way.
From Season 2, Episode 10 of “The Charlie Rymer Golf Show” on ESPN2, host Charlie Rymer is offering yet another playing tip on a popular hole at Caledonia. Here, “The Big Timer” is addressing the challenge the big green presents, and how you need to approach your putting line!
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club, two of America’s top 100 resort courses, have unveiled their always anticipated Golftoberfest package, an offer that provides traveling players with maximum value during the Myrtle Beach area’s peak fall season.
Prior to the opening of Caledonia Golf & Fish Club in 1994, Frank Beckham wasn’t sure the land his family and friends had long hunted and fished on should be converted into a golf course, but friends in the booming Myrtle Beach golf industry suggested the property, given its natural beauty, was an ideal spot for a new layout.