These firms may be able to get you on some of the private courses in the area, including Ellis Maples's Country Club of South Carolina. Bishopville Country Club S.C. Hwy. 73 Bishopville Country Club opened in 1959. Bermudagrass covers the fairways and greens. The course is primarily flat.
Water hazards come into play on a few holes.
Improvements and renovations were finished in fall 1995. The course offers decent variety, sound design, the potential for a fun round and, with a name like Bishopville, a lot of older men in purple robes swinging incense. Fairways at Bishopville are primarily wide and lack serious trouble spots, so feel free to take a big rip with the driver. Be careful, however, on the home-lined holes where the fairways narrow and the greens decrease in size. The 16th hole features what surely must be one of the smallest greens in the Carolinas.