Historic Columbia Golf Courses Listed for Sale at $3.85 Million

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Columbia Golf Courses Hit the Market for $3.85 Million!

Columbia, South Carolina, is buzzing with news that two historic golf courses are now on the market! The Members Club at Woodcreek and WildeWood golf courses are listed for sale at a whopping $3.85 million. With both courses born in 1976, they’ve long been a haven for local golfers—operated by their loyal members but now facing a turning point.

The Background Story

The unique twist here is that these courses can be sold separately. Presently owned by the members, the club’s president has dropped a bombshell reason behind the sale: the need for serious capital investment. Raising the necessary funds through membership fees turned out to be a tall order, pushing the club to consider this new chapter. Interest has already stirred up among around 25 potential buyers, all curious to see what the future holds for these beloved greens.

A Shrinking Golf Landscape

As the golf scene in Columbia evolves, these courses would mark the third and fourth local outfits to shut down or see a change in ownership in recent years. It’s not just a local issue; the Golf Club of South Carolina at Crickentree has recently closed its doors, with bankruptcy woes leading to plans for foreclosure and transforming the land into 450 home lots. Meanwhile, the Rawls Creek course has found a new home with the Irmo Chapin Recreation Commission, shifting its focus towards creating pathways that connect to the Three Rivers Greenway, adding a different kind of value to the community.

Golf Specialist’s Take

There’s a growing conversation in the Midlands about the number of golf courses in the area. Jessica Chavis, a golf club management expert, has noted that there are simply too many courses in Richland and Lexington counties—18 to be precise. The real kicker? According to her, it’s not that people have stopped playing golf, but rather it’s a matter of management. Once home developers sold their surrounding properties, the fate of these courses started to dwindle.

What’s Up for Sale?

In the spotlight of this sale, we have Woodcreek Country Club in Elgin, listed at $2.55 million. It features an impressive Tom Fazio-designed course and a massive 12,000 square foot clubhouse, complete with all the amenities you could hope for. On the other side of the coin is WildeWood Country Club in Columbia, tagged at $1.3 million. This course is known for its challenging layout and boasts an attractive Colonial-style clubhouse along with additional facilities to enhance the golfing experience.

Location, Location, Location!

Both courses sit pretty about 25 minutes from downtown Columbia, nestled in the picturesque northeast Richland County. The countryside vibe coupled with the charm of golf makes these courses a prime investment for anyone looking to tap into Columbia’s golfing allure.

The Future of Golf in Columbia

The looming question is: will these sales change the landscape of golf in Columbia for the better? With the golf community keeping a close eye on developments, it’s clear that there’s hope for revitalization. The hope is that the sale will spark renewed interest and investment from new buyers, potentially turning these historical sites into something even greater.

As the golfing community watches, the fate of these two storied courses hangs in the balance. Will they find new life? Only time will reveal the next chapter in Columbia’s golfing saga!

Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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