The clubhouse is particularly impressive. The course is a hike, but you can walk anytime. Chester Golf Club S.C. Hwy. The fairways are bermudagrass, and the greens are bentgrass. Holes are mixed between wooded terrain and flat, open stretches.
Water hazards come into play on eight holes.
The greens are slightly raised, sloped and undulating. As you might expect with a Breeden course, each green is strategically protected by a couple of bunkers. Chester Golf Club is part of the Springs Industries triumvirate of golf courses. We think the track is one of Breeden's better designs in that it makes tremendous use of the land. Hole after hole is magnificently framed by a backdrop of mature pines and hardwoods.