Summer has come to a close here at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, and what a summer it was! The weather, golf course, food and good times have made this one we will not soon forget. Thanks to the consistent efforts of our social media team, we’re able to show off an impressive collection of our favorite Instagram shots from the past few months. We hope you enjoy!

It has been a great summer for golf here at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club! The weather has been great and the maintenance crew has kept the golf course in tip-top shape. All of that has brought on some rave reviews from customers on Google.

Stuart Clark from the Steve Dresser Golf Academy, located at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C., shows us how and why to hit pitch shots with different trajectories from the same ball position. Stuart demonstrates the proper technique for hitting it with a low, medium, and high ball flight.

With summer winding down and our peak fall golf season just around the corner, the crew at True Blue Golf Club is hard at work. From the golf course to the restaurant, they are making sure you have an unforgettable experience next time you visit. All of this hard work is showing in the most recent Google reviews.

Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it from his home base in St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue. Here, in the third of three parts, is Dale’s take on holes 13-18 of his Caledonia journey.

Mike Rugg of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. is here to show us how to avoid the “phony backswing” and, in doing so, help you generate more power off the tee.

Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it from his home base in St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue. Here, in the third of three parts, is Dale’s take on holes 13-18 of his True Blue journey.

Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it from his home base in St. Margarets Bay, Nova Scotia for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue. Here, in the second of three parts, is Dale’s take on holes 7-12 of his Caledonia journey.

A “manufactured” or “phony” backswing is a trap that snares many recreational golfers. Mike Rugg of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy in Pawleys Island, SC is here to offer some practice tips on how to avoid it. As you’ll see, there are several techniques you can use to eliminate “lifting” in your swing.

Dale Dunlop is “The Maritime Explorer,” and he’s traveled the world and written about it for more than three decades. South Carolina and its Lowcountry have been among Dale’s countless global visits, which have included golfing excursions to each of Mike Strantz’s masterpiece designs at Caledonia and True Blue.Here, in the second of three parts, is Dale’s take on holes 7-12 of his True Blue journey.