Destination: Greenville/Spartanburg
The Upcountry is another name for the northwest corner of South Carolina situated in the foothills of the magnificent Blue Ridge Mountains. In the Upcountry, it seems city and country living become one. Beautifully serene, the picturesque landscape is complemented by an impressive array of metropolitan conveniences. Here you'll find outstanding restaurants, fabulous specialty shops, charming antique shops - even factory outlet stores.
The South Carolina Upcountry is well suited to a variety of outdoor activities. The area's many lakes, parks, rivers and mountains provide endless opportunities -- boating, fishing, picnicking, swimming, camping, and of course golf. Let your imagination soar!
Golf is one the best reason to visit the Upcountry. Easily assessable, the Upcountry offers an uncrowded alternative with golf courses designed by renowned architects such as George Cobb, Gary Player, Willard Byrd and Tom Jackson. Gently rolling terrain sets the tone for the area's golf courses, with changes in elevation ranging from gentle to drastic, providing the appeal of mountain golf but with a mild winter.
Dates: February 6, 2012 - February 12, 2012
The Clark's Inn GOLF NOW! Package includes 3 nights lodging and 4 18-hole rounds of golf in beautiful Santee! Enjoy lodging at the historic Clark's Inn and Restaurant, a landmarke in Santee since 1946. Tee it up at Santee National Golf club, Lake Marion Golf Club, Santee Cooper Country Club and Wyboo Golf Club.
Price range: $275
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After-dinner excitement at the historic, upscale and rustic High Hampton Inn in the town of Cashiers is getting to call out BINGO on a full stomach. Once the card game concludes in the inn's lobby, it's time to meander out to the large wraparound porch and find a comfortable rocking chair. Next on the total relaxation agenda is to feel the coolness of the mountain evening descend and envelope you as you relive the highlights of the day's golf round.
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