Public · 12 Holes

The Caddy Shak/Stonebridge Golf Club

381 Pilgrim Church Road, Lexington, South Carolina

PublicMembership
12Holes
Ron CutlipCourse Designer
4.6192 Reviews
Lexington, SCLocation

The Club

About The Caddy Shak/Stonebridge Golf Club

Golden Hills Golf & Country Club is located in the heart of Lexington, South Carolina, offering a picturesque 18-hole championship course set amidst rolling topography with beautiful trees and lakes. The club features a rustic clubhouse with banquet facilities, a Scottish tavern, a golf shop, and locker rooms. Members and guests can enjoy a range...

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Swimming Pool
Tennis Courts
Reception Hall
Clubhouse
Event Space

Reviews

What People Say

3/5
GolfPass · 1 reviews
4.6/5
Google · 192 reviews
In summary

The Caddy Shak/Stonebridge Golf Club is frequently praised for its well-maintained course conditions, challenging layout, and friendly staff, making it a valued destination in the Columbia/Lexington area. Many appreciate the course's emphasis on precision over power, with its tricky greens and narrow fairways. However, some visitors express concerns about slow pace of play, occasional overbooking, and safety measures near public roads. Additionally, a few have noted issues with customer service and price increases.

3 months ago
Probably one of the most under rated courses in the area. The fairways and greens already greening up. Very much a placement and short game tract.
— Matt Borjes
10 months ago
A local favorite for soooo many reasons. I’ve had the privilege of being the chief sponsor for the Lexington police department golf tournament, as well as an active member of the Lake Murray young life committee, Hosting an annual tournaments at this fabulous venue.! Hands-down, a solid go to
— Crystal Wallace
6 months ago
Golden Hills Golf & Country Club is a hidden gem. The course is in great shape and the greens are rolling smooth and true. Even though it’s a shorter course, it’s very challenging and demands accuracy off the tee and the ability to work the ball both ways. The greens are well-protected and extremely tricky—being above the pin often makes two-putting a real challenge. Course conditions, layout, and friendly staff all stand out. This is a smart golfer’s course (so I struggle) that rewards precision over power and is absolutely worth a round.
— Darryl Phelps
2 months ago
Good condition for a public course. Lots of extremely narrow holes, including a couple where some local knowledge is extremely useful. Quite slow on the day we were there, but not unexpected for a pretty day in early April. Took just under 5 hours.
— Will Callicott
4 years ago
Overall better 2nd experience playing here,slightly overbooked which is a problem both times ive played here.For $40 or less a definite must play,seems tight is spots.
— top hauler
2 years ago
I drove about an hour to play here. It was totally worth it. Greens are great, fairways are great, and only one tee box was in need of some attention. Pace of play was perfect. I will definitely be back.
— Stan Jones
Edited 4 months ago
Best value for the money around. Course is in great condition. People were very courteous. Always have a great time here. Had to take it to 4 Stars. I don’t care to be paired up with a single, when I brought 3 people. Starter tries pairing us up with a random single that was teeing off in front of us. If I make a Tee time and it says 3 people and yall don’t fill it with a rando, don’t come up to the Tee box asking me to pair up cause you wanna go home early. I know how this works. Clubhouse is doing 1 thing, the Starter/Ranger doing another. Stop it. You’ll get home when you get home kid.
— Scotty Cameron
11 months ago
I commute to work every morning through Sunset Boulevard. Occasionally, I’ve found a couple of golf balls on the side of the street, which makes me concerned about their safety measures. Someone must have gotten stuck by a ball in the past. I hope my comment reaches the management of Golden Hill Golf & Country Club or at least someone driving through Sunset Boulevard like me.
— Jackson Hampton
a year ago
Attention Golfers & Guests: Stay away from Golden Hills Golf.... Their lack of safety measures and unwillingness to address incidents raises serious concerns about their professionalism and any respect for others. While driving through the Golden Hills facility, my car was struck by a golf ball. After the incident, I reached out to Manager Dian .... , but she disappointedly failed to respond with any professionalism and seriousness.. Instead of taking responsibility, Golden Hills claimed that the city frequently cuts down trees in the area and stated that the responsibility could be shifted…
— Paul Phong Pham
2 years ago
A few things that disappointed me about this course but the biggest one: my group came upon a drunk golfer who wrecked his cart. The course employees were helping him push the cart up a hill. Fast forward a month later and I get an email with an invoice saying i was the diver of the cart and I owe $3k. They sent me a demand letter! I responded and called telling them they had the wrong person. Scott said: I sent that to several people because I wasn’t sure who it was. They sent a demand letter to random people to see who paid! The pacing was horrible and by the third hole my group was 30mn be…
— Juan Mejia
11 years ago
This is a really good value in the Columbia/Lexington area right off 378. The course is short on the card, but plays much longer. A really nice layout with the greens being its defense IMO with tricky undulations and raised in many cases. Try to keep your ball below the hole as they can lightning fast above it. The course is in great condition and can/should be played "down". The staff is friendly and accommodating. I play this course far more than any other in the midlands and strongly recommend it.
— Tom Wannamaker
8 years ago
Course is in excellent shape. But don't go out there after a year without playing like I did. I was not ready for it. Tight course in places with unique bends on certain holes. The average 90 golfer turns into a 100+ golfer quickly. For $42, I would have enjoyed it more had I been in late-season form. Scorecard was ugly.
— Matt Stewart

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