Olde English Trail

Florence sits roughly midway between Charlotte and Charleston on I-95, a city that serves as a genuine crossroads of the Carolinas rather than a destination in its own right — though its golf scene quietly punches above its weight. The Pee Dee region offers relatively flat terrain softened by longleaf pines and Carolina hardwoods, and the climate means a long, generous playing season by most American standards.

Olde English Trail takes its name from a historic travel and trade corridor that cuts through this part of South Carolina, connecting communities that date to the colonial era. That sense of regional identity gives the course a grounding in place that goes beyond a simple layout in the pines.

A par-72 regulation course on the Florence municipal and daily-fee circuit, Olde English Trail plays as an accessible, community-oriented track — the kind of layout where local regulars build their games over years and visiting travelers stretching their legs off the interstate find a welcoming, unhurried round at a fair price.