Aaron W.
9/29/2015
Website: riverfallsgolf.com I played the River Falls Plantation course on 9/24/15. The par 72 course is a Gary Player signature course. The course is located about 3 miles off I-85 and was...
River Falls Plantation
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100 Player Blvd
Duncan, SC 29334
They say golf is a game of precision and patience, and at River Falls Plantation in Duncan, SC, players can put their skills to the test on a meticulously designed course. Nestled in the picturesque landscape, this golf course offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for enthusiasts of all levels. From lush fairways to strategically placed bunkers, each hole presents a new opportunity to showcase one's technique and strategy.
As golfers make their way through the course, they are greeted with stunning views of rolling hills and serene water features, adding a touch of tranquility to their game. The well-maintained greens provide a smooth surface for precise putting, while the diverse layout keeps players on their toes from tee to green. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a novice looking to improve your game, River Falls Plantation promises a memorable round of golf in a scenic setting that celebrates the sport's timeless allure.
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4.09 reviewsWynn J.
11/14/2025
There's a reason there are so many 1-star reviews. Staff was very rude. Course was fine. Certainly will not be back. They lived up to their subpar perception.
Steven D.
3/28/2025
The pro shop staff was incredibly rude and dismissive, refusing to accommodate even our simplest requests. Save your money and play elsewhere--this course doesn't deserve your business.
Kevin M.
7/17/2023
My group always has a great time at River Falls. The course is always top notch. Very challenging and fair. Greens are always well conditioned. Club house staff friendly and polite. Great...
A L.
10/26/2021
First time playing River Falls. Tee boxes could use some attention (the ground was very hard on some holes), and maybe some more distinguishable markers than firewood and rocks. Other than that,...
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