Course Rates
Monday- Course Closed
Tuesday- Friday $42.00
Saturday and Sunday $49.00
Twilight rates begin after 2pm $32.00
These rates do not apply during Masters Week.
Monday- Course Closed
Tuesday- Friday $42.00
Saturday and Sunday $49.00
Twilight rates begin after 2pm $32.00
These rates do not apply during Masters Week.
The most unique aspect of this course, and most others designed by Pete Dye, is Pete's design philosophy, which dictates designing, in each 18, as many unique or "memorable" holes as possible. Windermere has 13 truly "memorable" holes; most good golf courses have 2-5 such holes and no two holes of the Windermere course are remotely alike. This creates 18 totally different golfing experiences in one golf course.
One of the Dye design objectives is to make the golfer think carefully about each shot, consider each risk/ reward opportunity, and thus, use every club in the bag. There are at least five distinct tee positions on each hole, and in some cases, six. Thanks to Alice Dye, Pete's supportive wife and accomplished lady golfer, there are two carefully selected tee positions for the ladies.
With only one forced carry and no severe doglegs, Windermere has some allowances for the average golfer. Yet, an 18-hole round will test the course management skills of even the lowest handicapper. Along the route, you'll wind your way across vast fairways that are bordered by hardwood forest, dotted with several lakes and ponds, and characterized by constant, subtle elevation changes.
You'll also have the opportunity to hit a few balls before your round, as our driving range is on the right side of our No.1 tee, with a chipping green to the left. There are also several practice greens outside the clubhouse. If you arrive early, you'll have the opportunity to simulate many of the shots you'll be attempting during your round.
We think that you will enjoy your round of golf at Windermere as much as any round that you will play.

Considered in many circles to be the most influential golf course architect of the last five decades, Pete Dye is now in his 80's and still designing golf courses. Pete comes by his career naturally and is a legend in the field of golf course design and construction throughout the expanding world of golf.
Although he was a champion golfer, Pete's interest was really in the design and maintenance of a golf course, so he decided to devote his time to designing and building golf courses.
A 1963 trip to Scotland profoundly impacted Pete's subsequent designs, which included small greens, pot bunkers, undulating fairways and wooden bulkheads. He began incorporating these concepts into his designs. This, in turn, influenced future golf architects and Pete has been hailed as the father of modern golf course architecture.
Pete was honored by the World Golf Hall of Fame with the lifetime achievement award, and is only the 5th architect to be inducted to the Hall.

Following in the footsteps of his grandfather, father, mother, and brother, P.B. (Paul Burke) Dye has been "moving dirt" for as long as he can remember. Like his father's creations, his courses often include railroad ties, pot bunkers, and island greens. Embracing 'The Dye Way' — a personal commitment to "roll-up your sleeves" hard work and quality, he has no office, staff, or overhead and often lives on job sites, designing and building courses himself.
Guest golfers are welcome at The Windermere Club. Play Columbia's only Pete Dye designed Golf Course for $90 per round!
Located 1 hour east of Augusta. Call the Pro Shop to book a tee time tiday! 803-786-7888