The Golf Club of South Carolina at Crickentree

The lack of attention to fairly significant issues on the course is evident starting with the cart paths. Almost all bunkers have lost their leading edge as it fades into hardpan/sand and tree roots. The greens were cut at a good height but whoever cut the holes needs significant training as the replaced holes were not level which created unnecessary bumpy putts. There were also 2 holes where the active cup was nearly pulling out of the ground. A few interesting holes and a pretty subpar pro shop. This is clearly a "country course" for the low budget golfer.

The course is a bit 'out of the way'; and, In mid- April, it was still "off season", apparently, as amenities were lean and conditions less than prime, but, this course has a "Don't Miss" layout...exciting and challenging! The whole foursome want's to play it again.

The fairways and greens were in very good shape for this time of year. We were able to establish a good pace and played in less than 3 1/2 hours. This course is a real pleasure to play and the holes are very scenic.

This is a very challenging course, with some very difficult, but very interesting holes. It plays very long from the white tees, with some long carries needed from the tee. The red tees are well distanced, with the exception of one water carry which would be beyond the distance of many women. The course was in great shape, fast greens, good tees, and grass is growing in on the mostly green fairways. Overall, a great course to play.

Course was very wet although it hadn't rained in a couple days. Also the greens were very bumpy and some are burnt out around the edges. Made putting difficult and slow.

The course was in great shape and greens in great shape too. Pace of play took almost 5 hours and I was playing as a single. There were two pairs in front of me that would not let me play through. There were no marshalls in sight to even help with the pace of play.

Long and narrow course with elevation changes.

Pond and creeks to add to it's natural beauty.

Multiple Tees allow you to bite off as much distance as you can chew.

First timers - play it while the leaves are off the trees, as it will get even more narrow when thet are present.

Play it once and you will return again and again.

Recommended to all.

Very challenging course, greens in good condition; good pace of play

Enjoyable play with good pace. Fun layout with challenging Par 3's and scorable Par 5's.

Course was in good shape, the staff was very helpful and friendly. Played the white yrds and it was a fair test.

Absolutely stunning views in fall,can't wait to see it in spring.this was as nice as any course I have played on.definetly a challenge to any golfer.

My least favorite course in Columbia, SC area. You can hit a great drive and be penalized with a sidehill or hanging lie. Lots of blind holes and one really stupid 90-degree dog leg.

I felt the overall experience was average. The course was challenging and overall layout was good. Hole number 17 is a doozy of a hole and enjoyed it thoroughly. The staff at the front desk was very unhelpful when we approached him. This was our first time there and he was very "short" with us and didn't give us guidance to anything about the course (cart location, direction of holes, whether their was a starter, range location and balls). One of the carts gave out about 14 holes in but one of the younger guys in the clubhouse came out and brought us a new one which was greatly appreciated. Overall, the experience was average.

Fairways were in great condition. Clubhouse had cart ready and staff was friendly. They exceeded my expectations!

Friendly staff and the course was in good shape but it was a rough ride (cart paths are very rough). I'll play again when I'm in the area.

Greens were soft but super fast. Fairways were well kept. Get off the fairway and you will be in trouble. Plenty of water to avoid. Most challenging course I have played this year. This course in worth playing, just remember you will lose a few balls and the greens will remind you that we aren't experts at this game.

I found the course to be very fair but not easy. The greens were in good shape and the fairways and rough were well maintained. I liked the rolling sandhill topography on this course. It was visually appealing.

Tight faiways and elevation changes will challenge the lowest handicapper, but there's something for every golfer here. Usually wide open, the course's "signature" is the 9th / 18th double green nestled next to a large pond. For the money, Columbia golfers will be pleased.