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Cherokee Valley Course and Club
Semi-Private
18-Hole
Championship

Cherokee Valley Course and Club

Travelers Rest, South Carolina, USAUpstate South Carolina

Cherokee Valley Course and Club offers an engaging 18-hole layout in the foothills of Travelers Rest, South Carolina. This semi-private course combines rolling terrain, fast greens, and strategic water hazards, delivering a balanced test suited for golfers of varying skill levels.

Course Overview

Cherokee Valley Course and Club presents an 18-hole challenge set amid the rolling foothills near Travelers Rest, South Carolina. This semi-private layout offers a blend of natural beauty with thoughtful course design, inviting players to engage with a terrain shaped by gentle elevation changes and sweeping fairways. The course’s conditioning reflects a commitment to maintaining playable surfaces that suit golfers at multiple skill levels, with greens that reward precise approaches and tees that accommodate a range of handicaps.

Walking Cherokee Valley reveals a landscape where mature trees frame the holes and water hazards come into play on several key strokes, demanding both strategic planning and steady execution. The greens run toward the quicker side, encouraging a touch of finesse on putts. Several holes showcase panoramic views as the property’s modest elevation shifts, particularly notable from mid-course onward, adding a visual dimension that enhances the overall pace of play.

The clubhouse acts as a welcoming hub with amenities including a grill serving hearty fare ideal for a lunch break or post-round meal, offering a casual atmosphere to unwind. The staff’s attentiveness has been highlighted by guests who appreciate their responsive service and the practical experience they create off the course.

While the club operates with a member-first approach, limited guest play is available under specific circumstances, making it accessible to visiting friends or family sponsored by members. For those who choose to walk, the terrain is manageable but favors good footwear to navigate the gentle slopes and occasional uneven footing.

This course embodies a balance between approachable playability and moments that test golfers looking for more rigorous challenges. It remains a valuable option within the Upstate South Carolina region for those seeking a course that combines natural character with dependable conditioning and a friendly, community-centered environment. Plan to visit during the spring or fall months for the most comfortable climate and course conditions, avoiding peak heat and humidity. Cherokee Valley Course rewards preparation and strategic shot-making, promising an experience layered with visual interest and practical enjoyment.

Course Highlights

Several holes integrate water hazards that penalize wayward shots, while mature trees line many fairways creating strategic landing zones. The greens are consistent and run on the faster side, demanding focus on short game precision. The mid- and back-nine holes highlight vistas across the South Carolina foothills, contributing to the course’s natural character without sacrificing pace of play.

Championship Course
Semi-Private
Walking Friendly

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Guest Reviews

4.8(10 reviews)

Billy Caviness

a year ago
Great course! They take very good care of the entire course from start to finish. The greens run very consistent, more on the fast side but nothing outrageous. The grill is good with nice food, especially at the turn. I highly recommend this course for anyone wanting to play and not only a great course but awesome views.

H.Bernard Young

a month ago
Hey I get it, we love what we own and it will always make you believe that it's worth more than it really is. And in this case the price would be justified with water on the course, cart girls, and better sand bunkers. Seriously what are we doing here? Your service should reflect your prices. But I digress.

Tom Bennett

2 weeks ago
Fantastic golf course and fantastic staff. We were the dudes that had the flat tire today. One call and they were there in a jiffy. It was hot but plenty to drink. We ate there afterwards. Good really good. Awesome atmosphere.

Rick Saxon

3 weeks ago

Christy Grear

a month ago
Unfortunately, This course has gone downhill since we moved from the area 18 months ago, while the prices have risen quite a bit. We decided to play here on a weekend visit back to the area because it used to be one of our favorites. It was $80+ for a Saturday tee time. The range was closed when we arrived. No water on the course. The cart would frequently have no power. We called the pro shop for a replacement. They said they had no carts and we would have to just keep pulling on the brake to get a better connection and to get it to function. So, not only is it a known problem with some of their carts, but they refuse to replace the cart with a properly functioning one. When I went into the restaurant to use the restroom, the floors were so greasy, it was like skating on a frozen pond. The sand traps were a mess. This course is just not the course it use to be and is certainly not worth the price.

Justin Durham

2 weeks ago

Kevin Dalton

a year ago
One of the best courses I’ve played at. I will say, the greens have been aerated recently, but overall a great experience. My son and I got in 9 right after the Men’s Wednesday night league got done teeing up. So started at 6, and wrapped up at 7:30. Great carts, great views, and a great course to challenge you.

Matt Sain

a month ago
This is a great golf course! The vibe is very relaxed and the course is well maintained. There are beautiful views throughout and the restaurant is outstanding. Ask for Miss Kay!

Tom Bennett

2 weeks ago
Fantastic golf course and fantastic staff. We were the dudes that had the flat tire today. One call and they were there in a jiffy. It was hot but plenty to drink. We ate there afterwards. Good really good. Awesome atmosphere.

Christy Grear

a month ago
Unfortunately, This course has gone downhill since we moved from the area 18 months ago, while the prices have risen quite a bit. We decided to play here on a weekend visit back to the area because it used to be one of our favorites. It was $80+ for a Saturday tee time. The range was closed when we arrived. No water on the course. The cart would frequently have no power. We called the pro shop for a replacement. They said they had no carts and we would have to just keep pulling on the brake to get a better connection and to get it to function. So, not only is it a known problem with some of their carts, but they refuse to replace the cart with a properly functioning one. When I went into the restaurant to use the restroom, the floors were so greasy, it was like skating on a frozen pond. The sand traps were a mess. This course is just not the course it use to be and is certainly not worth the price.

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Course Details

Holes
18
Total Yardage
6,800
Par
72
Access Type
Semi-private
Course conditions vary seasonally; spring and fall offer the best playing experience.

Access & Location

Address

450 Cherokee Valley Way, Travelers Rest, SC 29690, USA

Clubhouse

Cherokee Valley Clubhouse with grill and lounge facilities

Walking Policy

Walking is welcomed; the terrain includes gentle elevation changes. Comfortable walking shoes recommended.

Guest play permitted by member sponsorship; advance tee time reservations recommended.

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