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Caledonia, True Blue Earn Places in Golfweek 2020 List of Top 100 Public Courses
Mike Strantz’s brief but illustrious design career produced six publicly accessible golf courses, three of which now have a place on Golfweek’s recently released 2020 list of the “Top 100 Best Courses You Can Play in the U.S.” We’re beyond proud to call two of these, Caledonia Golf & Fish Club (#62) and True Blue Golf Club (#95), our very own.
The Traveling Golfer Visits the Waccamaw Golf Trail
The Traveling Golfer host Tony Leodora heads down the Waccamaw Golf Trail in the southern part of the Myrtle Beach, SC area. The Waccamaw Golf Trail consists of 12 world class, award winning golf courses.
Strantz Spotlight: Hole No. 7 at True Blue
Standing on the tee at the par-3 No. 7 at True Blue Golf Club, a golfer can easily forget they’re in the Lowcountry. Measuring 176 yards from the longest markers, No. 7 at True Blue may not be the absolute longest of par-3 challenges you’ll face, but it is most definitely a bear.
Paige Spiranac Visits Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue
In a recent visit to Caledonia and True Blue, professional golfer and social media influencer Paige Spiranac also spent some time getting to know more about the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue. Check out the video recap of her visit!
Strantz Spotlight: Hole No. 5 at Caledonia
The two best words to describe No. 5 at Caledonia are “straight” and “narrow.” The par-4 No. 5 at Caledonia is one of the most difficult golf holes you’ll encounter during your round at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club. Measuring just 417 yards from the longest tee, length is the least of a golfer’s worry on this hole.
No. 6 at True Blue: “Double Vision” or “Double Trouble”
Is it a straightaway par 4, or is it a dogleg right? For No. 6 at True Blue Golf Club, the answer to the question depends on the day you tee it up. A demanding par 4 measuring 404 yards from the tips, No. 6 features two different green complexes that challenge the strategy behind every swing.