Caledonia offers memorable holes left and right, but for Charlie Rymer one in particular evokes thoughts of Augusta National: the par-3 11th. In this segment from Season 2 of “The Charlie Rymer Golf Show” on ESPN2, Charlie showcases this great hole and shows you how best to enjoy the experience!
On a recent episode of "The Charlie Rymer Golf Show" on ESPN, host Charlie Rymer visited Caledonia Golf & Fish Club to showcase several of its notable holes and offer some playing advice along the way.
In this segment, Stuart Clark from the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. is here to show you how to get out of the greenside sand trap with ease!
On a recent episode of "The Charlie Rymer Golf Show" on ESPN, host Charlie Rymer visited True Blue Golf Club to showcase several of its notable holes and offer some playing advice along the way.
Sometimes you can rely on the unconventional to express a conventional principle of the golf swing. In this case, Steve Dresser of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. is using a putter to demonstrate how the proper descent of the club head can get the ball airborne (even if it doesn’t seem possible).
As part of the Charlie Rymer Golf Show on ESPN, host Charlie Rymer showcases several holes at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and offers playing tips along the way. In this video, he's highlighting True Blue's par-3 3rd hole!
As part of the Charlie Rymer Golf Show on ESPN, host Charlie Rymer showcases several holes at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and offers playing tips along the way. In this video, he's highlighting Caledonia's par-4 1st hole!
Brian Oar is one of the world’s premier golf course photographers and videographers who for 20 years has photographed some of the game’s most jaw-dropping locales.
Steve Dresser loves to use a wide variety of training aids, and this one includes a pool noodle! See how he and the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club use them to help their students reinforce the proper swing path.
Brian Oar is one of the world’s premier golf course photographers and videographers who for 20 years has photographed some of the game’s most jaw-dropping locales.