This driving tour highlights the cotton industry from farm to gin and everything in between. Real cotton fields line the roads as the trail goes from I-20 (Bishopville) through Hartsville, Society Hill, Cheraw, Bennettsville, Clio and on to I-95
Hartsville, SC Other AttractionsDesigned by Ed Riccoboni, this well-maintained layout features generous fairways, smooth greens, plenty of sand and water, and a good mix of playable and challenging holes. Best Hole: No. 16, a 150-yard Par-3
Hartsville, SC Golf CoursesLocated in downtown Hartsville. Coker College and Sonoco Plant nearby. Individually owned and operated. Also close to Historic District, quaint shops and restaurants of local area. Newly remodeled rooms in January 2004. Rooms with refrigerators, microwaves, &
Hartsville, SC BusinessesRolling hills and bent grass greens make this course good for both beginners and advanced players. This hilly course has narrow fairways, so shot accuracy is essential. The signature hole is #9, a 523-yard, par 5, considered by locals to be the biggest challenge on the course. Water hazards (
Hartsville, SC Golf CoursesCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 10 days...
Easy access from exit....
This fairly flat course features tree lined fairways, and every hole is well bunkered. Water hazards come into play on at lea...
Non-smoking rooms. Also handicap rooms; Free HBO; Rooms with microwave and refrigerator....
This popular 676-acre day use park on Lynches River features a river swamp with towering cypress trees as well as sandhills o...