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Players Course At Wyboo

Designed by Ernest Wallace and opened in 2017

Players Course - Manning, South Carolina

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6712 yards

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120

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The 18-hole "Players Course" course at the Players Course At Wyboo facility in Manning, South Carolina features 6712 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72 and it has a slope rating of 120. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $50. Players Course At Wyboo Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by Ernest Wallace, the Players Course golf course opened in 2017.

Estimated Green Fees

$50

Scorecard for Players Course

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Gold72.20/131	550	395	373	183	420	405	203	443	565	3537	527	454	440	184	405	388	162	518	392	3470	7007
Blue68.80/123	519	362	348	152	380	368	174	409	537	3249	501	402	403	157	368	368	132	489	360	3180	6429
White67.20/115	494	345	329	134	360	343	153	372	517	3047	490	384	387	140	344	345	117	471	344	3022	6069
White (L)72.40/126	494	345	329	134	360	343	153	372	517	3047	490	384	387	140	344	345	117	471	344	3022	6069
Red68.30/111	454	300	287	107	317	315	116	315	485	2696	428	351	364	112	314	279	90	433	308	2679	5375
Red68.30/111	454	300	287	107	317	315	116	315	485	2696	428	351	364	112	314	279	90	433	308	2679	5375
Par	5	4	4	3	4	4	3	4	5	36	5	4	4	3	4	4	3	5	4	36	72

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The Golfin' G. Reviewed August 31, 2022

Clarendon County in South Carolina boasts one of the largest man-made lakes in the United States. Lake Marion was completed in 1941 as part of a national rural electrification initiative. Since the late 20th century, the dam's generation of hydroelectric power has stimulated the economic development and industry in the region.

As you can imagine, fishing is popular in this part of the state. While the county is known for its championship-level catches of striped bass, Reader’s Digest magazine once rated Lake Marion as one of “America’s 100 Best” for fishing, specifically catfish. Recently, anglers from all over the country competed at the Bassmaster Elite Tournament.

Clarendon County sits tucked away between several well-known golf destinations and is home to some hidden gems. As a golfer, there are three courses in Clarendon County that you should know about.

Nestled along the shores of Lake Marion you’ll find The Players Club at Wyboo. It’s probably the most player-friendly golf course in the area and is a tremendous reclamation story. The course originally opened in 1999 to rave reviews and a ton of play. Unfortunately, things were not always rosy and in 2015 the course closed. The Players Club is part of the Wyboo Plantation golf community and homeowners were horrified and afraid that without the course, their homes would lose a lot of value. In 2017, several residents and former members banded together and purchased the course back from the bank. After a lot of hard work by the owners and newly formed maintenance staff, The Players Club at Wyboo reopened and has been voted Best Golf Course in Clarendon County for the past 5 years by the Sumter Item newspaper.

The Players Club at Wyboo is currently semi-private, which is a unique way of saying it’s open to everyone. According to Head Golf Professional Taylor Smith, “It’s very player friendly, with large undulating greens and a lot of wooded terrain. There isn’t much sand or water on the course either, making it “maintenance-friendly!” Manicured fairways lead to smooth Tif-Eagle greens. What the course lacks in bunkers, it more than makes up for in rolling terrain and mounding, which can leave to the dreaded uneven lie.

For me, getting out and exploring local “mom-and-pop” restaurants is a fringe benefit to what I do. Whether you’re looking for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the restaurants in the area all offer something unique. Of course, you can never go wrong with breakfast at Shoney’s and their buffet!

Georgios is one exit down I-95 and has some of the best pizzas in the area. They also offer some delectable Italian food as well.

The Mill Street Grill features a laid-back atmosphere and some great food. Their deep-fried pickles were outstanding, and most entrees include at least one trip to a well-stocked salad bar. The menu features a little bit of everything from burgers and fries to prime rib on the weekend.

It’s easy to find lunch at one of these little hometown restaurants. Sub Station II is located near downtown Manning and serves some first-rate sandwiches: the meat is cut right in front of you. Their menu may seem somewhat limited but no matter what you order, it’ll taste great.

Currently, none of the local Clarendon County golf courses offer any lodging. A great hotel just off I-95 is the Hampton Inn. Rooms are spacious, comfortable, and well equipped with cable TV and coffee makers – two of my hotel necessities. They offer a complimentary breakfast buffet with both hot and cold items, fruits, yogurts, breads, and pastries. They are also centrally located; less than 15 minutes to each course.

Burger Chick was my favorite; the servings were plentiful and delicious. My wife went for the giant hamburger basket and said it was one of the best burgers she has had in a while. I had the two-piece fish dinner and had trouble finishing it. Their cole slaw is incredible!

If these golf courses were in a more populated area, they would probably receive a lot more play. That’s good news for golf travelers, who will find that booking tee times and lodging is easy and inexpensive.

Gretchen G. Reviewed September 13, 2017

Newly open Oct 2017! New owners superintendent and pro. Greens replanted. Very nice for the money.

andrew M. Reviewed August 18, 2012

eh. I call this the Mickey Mouse course out of all the Santee courses. Almost every hole is a dogleg. The layout seems like they tried to fit the course into the neighborhood instead of other way around. Last few years I've played here, the greens are always slow and the tee boxes need to be mowed. Although the price is right for the course, I'd rather play the other Wyboo course across the street or another Santee course.

eric S. Reviewed July 25, 2010

Ronald J. Reviewed June 27, 2010

Greens recently aerated. Patchy with lots of dirt (not sand). The sad part about all of this is we booked the package through Wyboo Villas and was given no warning about the greens being aerated.

Rodney A. Reviewed February 08, 2010

Played this course Feb. 2010, Although the rainfall has been above normal the course drained well. The greens were active, fairways green with some growth, roughs dormant. Cart path only still played within 4 hours. Greens we very responsive to my nike one black ball, had to throw ball behind pin to comp. for spin. Great value if you live up north and you're tired of the SNOW and cold. Shoot 80 first time played. MUST contact the Villas at Wyboo, meals, hospitality and rooms a great deal. Walking distance to course.

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