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Golf

Boscobel Golf & Country Club
The course at Boscobel Golf and Country Club has been in
Keowee-Toxaway State Park has some of Pendleton since 1932. The 18-hole course designed by Fred
the most stunning views of the Blue Ridge Bolton and influenced by Russel Breeden features Bermuda
Mountains. The park has 5.5 miles of walking fairways and bentgrass greens surrounded by mature oaks and
and hiking trails through the foothills and a pines. Amenities include a spacious clubhouse where a staff
natural bridge. A short, half-mile trail leads to of PGA professionals is available for individual lessons and
Lake Keowee, where visitors enjoy fishing for instruction, a fully stocked pro shop, and a snack bar and grill.
Boscobel also offers full-service catering for a variety of events.
bass, bream, crappie, and catfish.
1221 Summers Dr. | Pendleton, SC 29670
On the eastern shores of Lake Keowee is a large Todd Creek Falls (864) 646-3991
peninsula known as Mile Creek Park. The Trails
park offers more than seven miles of lakefront Walker Course at Clemson University
water views and access, boat ramps, a large dock, Play where the Tigers play. Practice your swing and experience
a sandy-beach swimming area, and hiking trails. The Doodle Trail is a popular 7.5-mile, paved Clemson golf on the 18-hole championship John E. Walker
walking, biking, and running trail that runs between Sr. Golf Course, one of most prominent golf courses in South
Long Shoals Wayside Park is the perfect Pickens and Easley as the railroad did in the 1800s. Carolina. Designed by D.J. DeVictor, the Walker Course was
place to cool off in the heat of the summer. recently voted number one in the “Best 25 College Golf Courses”
This hidden gem is a 10-acre park that Glassy Mountain can be explored by a 1-mile in the country by Golfers Choice and Golf Now/The Golf Advisor.
unmarked footpath with breathtaking views of the
overlooks the Little Eastatoee Creek. Part of Piedmont Escarpment including Table Rock and 210 Madren Center Dr. | Clemson, SC 29634
the Poe Creek State Forest, it is a favorite Caesars Head mountains. (864) 656-0236 | walkergolfcourse.com
trout fishing spot and a destination for locals
and visitors looking to beat the heat by sliding Following the perimeter of one the Clemson Disc Golf
down the flat, gently sloping shoals into the Experimental Forest lakes, the Issaqueena Lake Disc golf is a popular sport in the Clemson area, especially with
cool creek waters. Trail crosses creeks, includes breathtaking views and, the college students. Clemson University has its own course at the
when the weather is right, presents swimming and Outdoor Lab, while there are public courses at Mountain View
Table Rock Mountain provides a towering sunbathing opportunities. Park in Clemson and Grand Central Station in Central.
backdrop for an upcountry retreat at the edge
of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Table Rock The trails of Keowee-Toxaway State Park cut through
State Park features two lakes, a campground, land that was once traveled by the Cherokee people
mountain cabins, meeting facilities, and a and includes a natural bridge.
historic, renovated lodge. The park has been
one of South Carolina’s most popular since it Table Rock State Park is home to several trails and
was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps serves as a trailhead for the 80-mile long Foothills Trail.
in the 1930s. Many of its structures are now
on the National Register of Historic Places.

Other nearby parks include Chau Ram County
Park, High Falls County Park, Lake Hartwell
State Park, South Cove County Park, and others.
For a complete list go to VisitClemson.com.
For a full list of golf and
recreation amenities,
go to VisitClemson.com.

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