Sixteen holes in the South Carolina Upstate. Not eighteen. Not nine. Sixteen. Boscobel has been doing its own thing since 1916, and the unusual layout is part of the charm. Semi-private means you can get on without knowing a member, and the walkability holds up for a course with more than a century of foot traffic worn into its routing. Pendleton sits in the foothills, so expect some elevation change, but nothing that punishes a walking round. The kind of place where the quirks are features, not bugs.
