Not often will you find a Mike Strantz-designed golf course that does not include a true, three-shot par 5 for all players, and according to Caledonia Head Golf Professional Marc Guertin, No. 2 is “pretty much that one” at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.
Booking your upcoming round at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club through Caledonia Golf Vacations will ensure your entire experience is an absolute blast, right down to the very vehicle you use to cruise the fairways. Thought you’d be playing Caledonia in a standard golf cart? Well, guess again! That’s because Caledonia has had Finn Scooters on site pretty much since the day they were available. What’s a Finn Scooter, you ask?
The late, great Mike Strantz decided at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club to design a first hole that lets players ease into their rounds. Caledonia Head Golf Professional Marc Guertin calls the hole a “nice, easy start.” Still, the course was designed by Strantz, so there are a few challenges you’ll need to look out for when you come to play with Caledonia Golf Vacations.
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club has all the makings of a championship-caliber course, including notable holes like No. 14, a somewhat lengthy par 4 that challenges players to hit it out parallel to a water hazard to the left to gain a better angle into the green. As with many holes at Caledonia, oaks and flowers set a picturesque backdrop for this truly fantastic hole, one that is sure to make a lasting impression during your upcoming golf vacation with Caledonia Golf Vacations. Here is the most strategic way to make par on No. 14:
Designed by the late, great Mike Strantz, Caledonia’s Lowcountry setting is captivating, along with its exciting layout, which offers a unique collaboration of design features, with large, undulating greens, creative bunkering and, most notably, many of the Lowcountry’s native elements such as marshy areas, towering live oaks and flowers in full bloom.
The scenic 11th Hole at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club is a par 3 that measures 167 yards from the tips (black tees) with corresponding distances of 153 (blue), 150 (white) and 135 yards (red). It plays as the 13th-most difficult hole on this Mike Strantz design.
Join this video’s hosts for a luxury getaway to Pawleys Island, where they play each of our award-winning Mike Strantz designs and dine at the elegant and delicious Costa Coastal Kitchen and Bar and Chive Blossom Cafe. They also profile an enjoyable stay at Inlet Sports Lodge!
Join us for a video tour of the 9th hole at Caledonia, the shortest hole on the golf course. Do not overlook this sneaky challenge!
Open 8 a.m. – 9 p.m., there’s good grub at bisQit (Pawleys Island) whenever you want to go, and some of the best Southern bar food you’ll find anywhere around!
Make room on the mantle for yet another national award that recognizes Mike Strantz’ Lowcountry design masterpieces. Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, along with its neighboring sister design at True Blue Golf Club and accommodations partner True Blue Villas, were recognized by Golf Magazine with inclusion in its most recent release of “Top 100 Resorts in North America.”