Village Greens Golf & Country Club
About
Village Greens Golf Club sprawls across over 100 acres of what used to be farmland situated between Inman and Gramling. Remnants of the old farm can be seen throughout the course, including pear trees from the original orchard that line the 10th fairway. When the golf course was built in 1969, many new trees were planted but much care was taken so as not to obstruct the view of the Blue Ridge Mountains, providing nearly every hole with views that stretch from Glassy Mountain to Chimney Rock. The layout has a classic design that is playable for a wide range of skill levels. Sparkling lakes and ponds accent the landscape, coming into play on a few holes. Village Greens Golf Club's most memorable water hole is the course's signature sixth. This short par 3 features a semi-island green that is surrounded by water on two sides, along with three bunkers and out-of-bounds on the right.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top Courses in South Carolina(2016 #11)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by DRBishop on 08/24/2026
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Photo submitted by Ed7143398 on 04/08/2025
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Photo submitted by tophmac on 08/02/2023
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Hole 10 where I made birdie from just off the green today Photo submitted by u787614032 on 05/09/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160900671 on 04/18/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160900671 on 04/18/2021
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Photo submitted by u314160900671 on 04/18/2021
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Photo submitted by u7953441 on 10/21/2020
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Photo submitted by joshknisely on 04/30/2020
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Photo submitted by LeeviewG on 04/21/2013
Golfer Reviews
Another great round at VG
This is one of my favorite courses to play. Usually the course is in great condition and this round was no exception. They had punched the greens a week earlier and I knew this going in. The greens rolled well even though they have not fully recovered from the maintenance.
Plays short from the whites (under 6,000 yards) but still has challenges, #2 Tee shot has been unkind to me recently. The topography of the course, specifically 2 and 7, add challenges you must account for off the tee. On the back, 16 and 18 hate me, the feeling is almost mutual.
All in all, a 40 minute drive is well worth it.
Course in progress
Greens punched and sandy. Some tee boxes aerated as well and moved completely. A few weeks from now the course may look nice. But right now not worth the money.
Pace of play
If village greens would fix correct tee times on golf now and on there website pace of play would not be so bad. It’s only when you have people online and through golf now book the same tee time that the problem arises. I also don’t appreciate when I go to the starter with the time I booked to only be told “ you’re late you should have been here 4 minutes ago” when I was right on time. Don’t try to cover up a businesses money hungry mistake by throwing to blame on the customer. Take responsibility and don’t have your golf course over booked 7 days out of the week. A round of golf shouldn’t take 6 hours.
Have played VG at least once a year for a long time. The course and greens were in great shape!
Had a great time
Great course. Conditions were overall great, especially for the value. Will definitely go back.
Great improvements
We have not played Village Greens in about two years, they have done considerable maintenance on the course to make it a pleasure to play.
Best public course condition ever !
greens and fairways as good and better than many private clubs. Teed off on schedule and never waited for play on any hole.
Wow!! Great course.
This place is in great shape already this season. First time I’ve played this year and actually had grass in fairways. All around great course. Will definitely play again.
This course is a jewel.
My friend Bill (who is 92) and I played Village Greens this week. The staff were friendly and accomodating. The greens were fast and the fairways have really greened up to be very lush. We play the course as often as we can.