Cherry Hill Country Club

Andrews sits in the Lowcountry of South Carolina, a stretch of coastal plain where the land is flat, the air is heavy with humidity through the summer months, and the landscape runs to pine forest, Spanish moss, and the kind of quiet that feels particular to small-town South Carolina. Georgetown County golf tends to be understated and local — far from the resort corridors of Myrtle Beach to the north or the marquee private clubs of Charleston to the south, courses here serve their communities more than they court visitors.

Cherry Hill Country Club is a private, members-only club, which means it exists primarily as a gathering place for Andrews and the surrounding area. Courses like this are the backbone of American golf — not the venues you see on television, but the places where generations of families and friends build their games and their rituals over decades.

Without a tee time from a member, you won't see Cherry Hill from the inside. But if you have that connection, you're stepping into exactly the kind of close-knit club culture that keeps small-town golf alive.