Tyger River

A really fun and challenging course. New players will take their lumps due the presence of tall grass on several holes (lots of chances to lose discs in growing season) and tight fairways in the wood ... show more ›

A really fun and challenging course. New players will take their lumps due the presence of tall grass on several holes (lots of chances to lose discs in growing season) and tight fairways in the woods. Holes are longer than many courses in the upstate (especially on long tees). I enjoyed the variety of hole layouts which require many different shot shapes. The park is huge and popular on the weekends, but the course is mostly separated from the other park amenities - it's pretty quiet.

This course is very fun to play. With holes as long as 925ft, it's a great course for working particularly on long distance drives - especially on the back nine. This course has a wide range of challe ... show more ›

This course is very fun to play. With holes as long as 925ft, it's a great course for working particularly on long distance drives - especially on the back nine. This course has a wide range of challenges including elevated baskets, blind tee box locations, elevated tee boxes, blind dog legs, narrow passages, and a variety of enjoyable challenges from the tee box. Tall grass and thorn bushes lining many of the fairways make it difficult to find discs if you throw off target. If you play this course, plan on keeping a close eye on your flight path or have a spotter; and bringing some Gatorade and a snack, because it's a long course that will tire you out (but not too much, and in a fun way).