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Golf on Historic Rice Plantations of South Carolina; a Special Treat! Plan Your Next Golf Vacation!

Nothing could be finer...Just a few shortmany wealthy planters of the day, the
miles south of Myrtle Beach South Carolina,Allstons lost much of their fortune as a
well known for it's 100 plus golf courses,result of the economic turmoil of the Civil
you'll find Georgetown County, a monument toWar. Philip Lachicotte bought Waverly
the fine tradition of the southern way ofPlantation in 1871. Waverly Mills rice was
life. Tradition reigns supreme even to thisfamous and in fact won a Gold Medal in the
day as many families have been there for 1751902 Charleston Exposition, but by 1911 the
years or more. You'll find the same names inrice culture was totally dead in South
the All Saints Cemetery on King's HighwayCarolina. True Blue Golf Club is also in this
that belong to the movers and shakers ofsection of Pawleys Island and a monument to
today. The people behind those outstandingthe old plantations of yesterday. If you look
golf courses that are #1 on your "hit"closely, when you play golf at these golf
parade.Believe me you'll find golf in thiscourses you may spot Doc Lachicotte having
area...and perhaps the best golf to be foundlunch in the clubhouse.Gracious southern
in the Myrtle Beach area. One of the oldestplantations abound in this area, names like
golf courses in the area is Litchfield GolfBrookgreen, Hobcaw Barony, (home to Bernard
and Country club, now we know that many ofBaruch in the early 19th century), and
you have heard of or even played golf atWachesaw date well back to antebellum times.
Litchfield, or perhaps played it's sisterBrookgreen is now the site of Huntington
course, River Club, but did you know thatNational State Park and Brookgreen Gardens,
both of these outstanding courses exist onfloral and sculpture garden without
what was once a rice plantation extendingpeer.Wachesaw Plantation, backing up to
from the Waccamaw River to the AtlanticBrookgreen Plantation has it's own abandoned
Ocean. Litchfield Plantation came into beingrice fields, but today is an outstanding Tom
approximately 1794 and a plat from that timeFazio private golf course and residential
shows an Avenue of Oaks and a house with twoarea. It is the most thoroughly researched
chimneys at either end, today you can stillplantation in the area. Archeologists dug and
see that house, totally renovated and offeredsifted for 3 years marking slave cemeteries
as a wonderful Bed and Breakfast Inn, with anand Indian burial grounds. The original
adjacent restaurant aptly named The Carriageplantation house setting on a bluff
House Both are totally steeped in the charmoverlooking the Waccamaw river burned about
of a another day, elegant and authentic in1890. In the section known as Richmond Hill
detail, intimate and very special.In the samethere are remnants of a Revolutionary Fort
area of Litchfield Beach is a fine oldwith outline of old trenches still visible.
plantation, Willbrook, that now boasts 3You can play this wonderful golf course when
beautiful golf courses that include Willbrookyou buy into some of our outstanding Myrtle
and The Tradtion,(part of the Myrtle BeachBeach golf packages.We wanted to give you
National stable of courses) and The Reserve,food for thought the next time you go to play
a relatively new private course.Play golf ongolf in Georgetown County just south of
such outstanding courses as Caledonia (votedMyrtle Beach. It's an ideal place for a golf
the "Most Beautiful Golf Course"). We believevacation, with your foursome or your family.
you'll agree when you drive down that longYou can absorb the histroy and ambiance of a
avenue of old oaks with Spanish Moss to thelong ago past, even as you play the
clubhouse and the now fallow rice fields,outstanding golf courses. For more
that it is indeed a baurtiful site. Caledoniainformation about the area and the
is on the site of "Waverly Plantation" circagolf...visit - you will truly discover the
1750 and in continuous ownership by thesecret behind golf in the Myrtle Beach
Allston and Lachicotte families. Robertarea.copyright@ Ewart, an artist, a writer
Allston was Governor of South Carolina fromand world travler, devotes many hours to
1857 to 1859 and his papers for expendituresauthoring and maintaining major travel web
for his rice plantation from 1834 to 1857sites. Publishes many articles on travel
survive to this day, but as was the case withspots around the world.



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