Cherokee Rose Country Club occupies a 250-acre tract northwest of Hinesville, where flat coastal-plain terrain has been reshaped into a sequence of pine-lined fairways and large, undulating Bermuda-grass greens. The layout alternates between open corridors carved through longleaf pine stands and tighter routes bordered by live oaks and cabbage palmettos. Water appears on seven holes, most notably as a pair of ponds that frame the approach to the par-4 ninth and again as a tidal creek that cuts diagonally across the 15th fairway. Native wiregrass and saw palmetto frame most landing areas, while waste bunkers edged with crushed oyster shell replace traditional sand on the inward nine. The greens are built to USGA specifications and receive aggressive daily rolling, producing firm, fast surfaces that reward approaches played below the hole. Irrigation is drawn from on-site wells rather than the local municipal supply, allowing the superintendent to maintain consistent moisture levels through the region’s frequent summer droughts.
Par 71 18 holes 6101 yards
Cherokee Rose Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) no homes for sale.