The Reserve Golf Course is a private residential course set among protected wetlands on the Grand Strand of South Carolina. Designed by Greg Norman with architect Rich Mandell and opened in 1998, the course follows the natural contours of the low-country landscape. It has been recognised by Golfweek as one of the Top 200 Residential Courses in the United States. The design aims to be challenging but fair - Norman emphasised that players may not have to hit every shot straight, but they must "think straight" on every hole.
The course winds through 160 acres of wetlands and conservation areas. Golfers cross wooden bridges between holes and encounter waste bunkers, marsh edges and natural lagoons. The resulting layout feels as if it has always existed in the landscape. Generous landing areas and multiple teeing options make the course playable for different skill levels, while the fast TifEagle greens and strategic bunkering demand precision. The club offers a full practice facility, golf instruction, clubhouse dining and a busy member event calendar.
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