Colonial Charters Golf Club

Designed by John Simpson and opened in 2008

Colonial Charters - Longs, South Carolina

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Course Details

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6506 yards

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The 18-hole "Colonial Charters" course at the Colonial Charters Golf Club facility in Longs, South Carolina features 6506 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. The course rating is 0 and it has a slope rating of 0. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $63. Designed by John Simpson, the Colonial Charters golf course opened in 2008.

Estimated Green Fees

$63

Scorecard for Colonial Charters

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue71.50/129	526	381	507	185	331	374	302	420	137	3163	204	395	341	382	191	432	589	235	495	3264	6427
White67.80/122	499	363	469	159	330	359	278	398	115	2970	190	369	339	365	176	407	549	199	469	3063	6033
Gold68.60/115	469	339	435	139	291	323	261	363	105	2725	168	312	296	310	157	371	515	177	423	2729	5454
Gold (L)69.20/122	469	339	435	139	291	323	261	363	105	2725	168	312	296	310	157	371	515	177	423	2729	5454
Red (L)64.10/107	408	299	397	118	253	301	209	327	75	2387	103	275	256	271	140	338	468	118	408	2377	4764
Par	5	4	5	3	4	4	4	4	3	36	3	4	4	4	3	4	5	3	5	35	71

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Leland D. Reviewed April 14, 2011

A ragtag of holes,brokenup by construction sites for homes,that went bust.Was 27 holes ,but now 18 strung out 100's of yards apart in a war zone of construction.What used to be a decent course,is now the "Dog" of Myrtle Beach.

Howard M. Reviewed February 16, 2011

Not the nicest conditions, but if you want a cheap laid back place for a practice round this is it. Pretty easy layout for those who need practice after the winter months.

Bo T. Reviewed January 17, 2011

I came down to Myrtle Beach with some of my buddies on a golf trip. We had a late night and missed our tee time the next morning. The staff was very great and was able to get us out as soon as possible. They even gave us lunch with our round. We had a great time and will be coming back next year!!

Joseph C. Reviewed December 22, 2010

First, the staff person here was excellent. I was informed of the renovations and course conditions (Both Pros and Cons) prior to paying. I was also offered the best possible deal availible at he time. As this was off season, and based on what I was told of some issues with the greens growing back in I wasn't expecting much relitive to the cost. It turns out only the 18th green was really bad and the overall condition was okay for this time of year. For the money it was fine. Almost no one on the course and I was able to play 18 in two hours as a single! I plan to try this couse again in season to see how it comes along and if yor looking for a decent course for the price give it a try.

William J. Reviewed March 17, 2010

I last played this course in Nov., 2009. It was a good value and has some quirky holes that are interesting. The fairways (when I played) needed more time to mature, but the course was fun and fair to the average golfer.

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