Magnolia Course

At 3,518 yards, this is the longest of Callawassie Island's three nines. In order to successfully navigate the course, you must utilize all of your golf skills. Long accurate drives, calculated second shots, as well as precision play of the par 3s, will ensure a successful round.

Hole Description

The opening hole of Magnolia requires a well-placed drive to the left of the fairway bunker. Longer players may decide to challenge carrying the bunkers but still need to play to the left side as the right tree line can affect the second shot to the green. The green slopes from front to back with bunkers guarding the right and left of the green. Long shots will collect in the back closely mown runoff and is not a bad place to play your third shot.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold43913/4
Blue43703/4
White43363/4

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green43075/6
Red42965/6
Silver42305/6

Hole Description

This Par 5 can play long, especially if you miss your tee shot to the left side, as the slope feeds toward out of bounds. Long shots down the right side of the fairway will catch the speed slot and give players a better angle at the green or for laying up. Approaching the green will have to navigate a bunker on the left and an oak tree on the right. Aiming at the middle of this green is always a good play.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold55497/8
Blue55437/8
White55117/8

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green54729/10
Red5439/3759/10
Silver53379/10

Hole Description

This longer Par 3 is guarded by a large bunker on the left and trees on the left. The best approach is to run or chase your golf ball to the middle of this green. Short and right is a better miss than long and left as the green is pitched from back to front.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold322317/18
Blue320717/18
White317717/18

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green315617/18
Red313417/18
Silver311617/18

Hole Description

The tee shot on this Par 4 asks for accuracy. Fairway bunkers on the left and the right protect the landing zone for most drives. The raised back apron makes this green look larger from the fairway and three bunkers help shape this ungulated green.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold44375/6
Blue43915/6
White43685/6

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green43603/4
Red43233/4
Silver42783/4

Hole Description

Water runs down the full length of the left side of this dog-leg left hole. Tee shots should be hit at the fairway bunker on the right but not far enough to reach it. This will leave a shorter second shot to a green with a ridge that separates the left and right side of the green. Left pin locations are more challenging with more forced carry over water.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold43909/10
Blue43539/10
White43279/10

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green426311/12
Red425811/12
Silver419911/12

Hole Description

This Par 3 visually hits over water that sits short and left of this green. The green has a very pronounced slope from back to front and is defended by bunkers left and right. Leaving your tee shot short of the pin location will give you a nice uphill putt.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold317913/14
Blue316813/14
White314613/14

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green313615/16
Red312915/16
Silver38415/16

Hole Description

The goal for all tee shots on this hole is to avoid the large oak tree on the right. Most players will hit something less than driver to the left. Longer, more risky players may hit driver over the tree to fairway to the right. The Fore Bunker short and left can catch long drives but is also visual descriptive for second shots into the green for players that choose to lay back on the tee shot. The green is long and narrow with a small false front and a ridge that runs off the back.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold439511/12
Blue436211/12
White433211/12

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green42837/8
Red42797/8
Silver42227/8

Hole Description

This Par 5 becomes more difficult with each shot as you approach the green and is a 3 shot hole for most players. The tee shot promotes more right to left flighted shot to optimize the distance off the tee. Water runs along the left side of the hole from tee to green. The fairway narrows with water left and out of bounds right for the layup shot. The green has multiple tiers for pin locations, being on the proper tier is important for approach shots.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold55961/2
Blue55701/2
White55491/2

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green55171/2
Red5488/4241/2
Silver53871/2

Hole Description

This signature hole is not only challenging but also visually pleasing. The marsh runs the complete length of the hole and juts nearly halfway across the hole to the left. The tee shot needs to be strategically placed short or left of the marsh. The large 3 tier green provides lot of creative short game shots if you miss the green and is not a simple 2 putt from the wrong tier.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold435815/16
Blue432415/16
White429215/16

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green425713/14
Red422513/14
Silver419213/14

DOGWOOD COURSE

Both your short and long games will be tested on the interesting mix of holes at our Dogwood Course. While golfing on the Dogwood, you’ll surely enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding marsh vistas, and will likely spot some of the birds and animals who call the island home.

Tour the Dogwood Course


PALMETTO COURSE

Golfers are often challenged by the well-positioned ponds on seven of the nine holes on the Palmetto Course. If you’re looking to maximize your enjoyment on this 3,443-yard course, we suggest conservative course management, precise positioning, and a soft putting stroke.

Tour the Palmetto Course

Magnolia Course

At 3,564 yards, this is the longest of Callawassie Island's three nines. In order to successfully navigate the course, you must utilize all of your golf skills. Long accurate drives, calculated second shots, as well as precision play of the par 3s, will ensure a successful round.

Magnolia Hole 1

Hole Description

This hole is somewhat open with a bunker well placed on the right side for your drive. The green is protected by sand, and slopes toward the back. Hitting to the front of the green is recommended.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold438511/12
Blue437611/12
White433411/12

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green430911/12
Red429611/12
Magnolia Hole 2

Hole Description

This par 5 plays long with a severe drop-off on the left side which can be difficult to recover from. The third shot must carry the slope and sand traps with grass mounds protecting the right side of the green.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold438213/14
Blue435113/14
White432413/14

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green431513/14
Red429111/12
Magnolia Hole 3

Hole Description

The left side of this par 3 has large bunkers with trees lining the right side. Being long is fine except that the green slopes from the back toward the front which requires a soft stroke to avoid long second putts.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold55487/8
Blue55167/8
White54907/8

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green54827/8
Red54493/4
Magnolia Hole 4

Hole Description

The tee presents an open fairway with a scenic second shot due to the large sand trap on the left of the green that has a well placed tree in the middle. The right side and back of the green is ringed with mounds to add to the visual presentation of the hole.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold44471/2
Blue44251/2
White43991/2

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green43521/2
Red43021/2
Magnolia Hole 5

Hole Description

Water runs the full length of the left side of this dog-leg left hole which may cause errant shots into the trees on the right. The green slopes severely toward the water which creates difficulty putting or chipping from the back. This can definitely be a risk reward hole on the second shot.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold317015/16
Blue315015/16
White313715/16

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green312315/16
Red311213/14
Magnolia Hole 6

Hole Description

This par 3 requires the drive to carry water as well as a large trap in front and left as well as another trap to the right. The green slopes from the back toward the front which makes the pace of putt very important.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold54915/6
Blue54635/6
White54355/6

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green53865/6
Red53865/6
Magnolia Hole 7

Hole Description

This par 5 becomes more difficult with each shot as you approach the green. Water runs along the left side of the fairway which narrows as you proceed to the green. The marsh is behind the green with sand well placed on both sides. The green is small and so well protected that the approach shot can make or break this hole.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold317517/18
Blue316817/18
White315417/18

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green312117/18
Red39517/18
Magnolia Hole 8

Hole Description

This par 5 becomes more difficult with each shot as you approach the green. Water runs along the left side of the fairway which narrows as you proceed to the green. The marsh is behind the green with sand well placed on both sides. The green is small and so well protected that the approach shot can make or break this hole.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold317517/18
Blue316817/18
White315417/18

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green312117/18
Red39517/18
Magnolia Hole 9

Hole Description

This signature hole is not only challenging but also visually pleasing. The marsh runs the complete length of the hole and also juts into the fairway as you get closer to the green. A well positioned sand trap is on the left of the fairway with sand almost circling the green. This green is very tight and undulated which requires a measured putting stroke.


Men's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Gold44303/4
Blue44103/4
White43753/4

Women's Par, Yardage and Handicap Information

CategoryParYardageHandicap
Green42843/4
Red427715/16

DOGWOOD COURSE

Both your short and long games will be tested on the interesting mix of holes at our Dogwood Course. While golfing on the Dogwood, you’ll surely enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding marsh vistas, and will likely spot some of the birds and animals who call the island home.

Tour the Dogwood Course

PALMETTO COURSE

Golfers are often challenged by the well-positioned ponds on seven of the nine holes on the Palmetto Course. If you’re looking to maximize your enjoyment on this 3,443-yard course, we suggest conservative course management, precise positioning, and a soft putting stroke.

Tour the Palmetto Course
 

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