Summerville Country Club

Summerville Country Club is a public golf club in Summerville, SC, serving players of all skill levels since its founding in 1925. The course, which spans over 6,000 yards with four sets of tees, winds through centuries-old pines and features Champion Bermuda Dwarf greens, offering a classic Lowcountry golf experience. The club provides practice areas including chipping and putting greens near the 1st and 10th tee boxes, a hitting net, and full access to the course for public play. It also hosts events such as the annual Chick Miler Invitational and offers group tournaments, junior clinics, and free shag sessions. The Candlelite Pavilion serves as a venue for weddings, corporate events, and private celebrations, while the on-site pro shop and dining menu offer food, drinks, and club merchandise.

The club has been family-owned and operated by the Blanton family since 1970, fostering a longstanding tradition of southern hospitality and community engagement. Over the decades, it has maintained a strong presence in the region, with a course design that balances challenge and accessibility for both seasoned golfers and beginners. The course was expanded in 1958 with the addition of the back nine, and the surrounding land once hosted tea plants that contributed to the founding of the Charleston Tea Plantation. Today, the club continues to serve as a social and recreational hub, offering membership options, golf lessons, and a dedicated member loyalty program.

Located on Country Club Boulevard, the club sits about a quarter mile from the Summerville Country Club itself, just off South Main Street and Berlin G Myers Parkway. It is within a short distance of Flowertown Elementary School and Newington Elementary School, and about half a mile from Summerville Fire and Rescue Station 2. The course’s long-standing presence and consistent service have earned it a solid reputation, supported by a large base of customer reviews that reflect its enduring appeal and reliability. As a cornerstone of Summerville’s recreational landscape, it remains a trusted destination for golf and community events.