This area was first settled by Irishmen John Blake and Thomas Weir in 1802. In 1824, Judge John McGeehee brought his bride here from Ninety Six and named his plantation Greenwood for its beautiful rolling hills and tall green forests. Today it is the home of Lander University.
Course Access: Private
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 2
Within Walking distance to shopping, resturants and movie theater. From I-26 take exit 54, SR72 West to 72 Bypass, 3
Greenwood, SC BusinessesThe Museum features exhibits showcasing the Lakeland’s' history, ecology and art. Explore the region's economic development from the early Edgefield pottery district to the textile industry to contemporary genetic science. Visitors experience life at the turn of the 19th century on "Main Street."
Greenwood, SC MuseumsLiving History reenactors display Colonial skills such as musket firing, woodworking, fireplace cooking, candle making, craft...
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Named for Thomas Coke and Francis Asbury, two trail-blazing Methodist bishops, this community is centered by a former college...
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Wildlife and green space, hiking and biking trails, and tranquil solitude are always close at hand in this 118,529-acre woodl...