Farmstead Golf Links, CLOSED 2021
541 McLamb Rd, Calabash,North Carolina,28467
Type: Public
No. Holes: 18
Detailed description
Farmstead Golf Links is a Public, 18 hole golf course located a short drive from Myrtle Beach just over the state line in Calabash, North Carolina.
Farmstead Golf Links first opened for play in 2001. The course was designed by Willard Byrd & Dave Johnson.
The naturally rolling course plays through native grasses and several lakes, which come into play on nine holes. The average size greens are generally flat and fast, with little undulation.
Farmstead Links plays from 4,998 to 7,242-yards,
Farmstead is known for its mammoth 767-yard 18th hole, a par 6 that begins in South Carolina and ends in North Carolina.
The course permanently closed on October 31, 2021. The course was sold to a developer who intends to build housing.
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Reviews
This course has been reviewed 4 time
I totally enjoyed myself on this course, especially the Par 6 eighteenth hole that starts in NC and ends in SC or vice versa! I guess it helps that I hit an 80 yard fifth shot into the cup for a BIRDIE??!! How strange is that? Lots of water, but a lot doesn't come into play, unless you really work at it. Water is all the way down the left side on 18, like Pebble Beach but just stay right and not go off the property! I look forward to returning to this course next month on our annual outing with 23 other golfers. FORE
love the 18, must play from tips, greens great, great layout
Exceptional Experience
Always a nice day at Farmstead. Very playable, grip and rip. Greens good. Really nothing to complain about. A good test of golf skills. Staff is nice. Play moves along.