The Preserve at Verdae Golf Club

Located in Greenville, South Carolina, The Preserve at Verdae Golf Club is a must-play 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by Willard Byrd in 1991. Nestled in a Carolina forest and largely free of housing, the course winds over rolling hills and babbling streams, offering a scenic backdrop and strategic challenge. Host of the Greater Greenville Classic on the Nationwide Tour (now Korn Ferry Tour) from 1992–2000, the layout demands accuracy off the tee and precise approach shots. Five sets of tees range from 5,022 to 6,773 yards, with elevation changes and tilted terrain that create blind shots and dramatic lines. The course features fast, smooth Mini-Verde Bermuda greens that defend every par. Unique features include an environmental commitment: since 2011, more than 35 percent of its 175 acres have been naturalized to promote wildlife corridors and reduce chemical use, with holes named after their surroundings. Comprehensive practice facilities, a basic clubhouse, and seamless event hosting tied to Embassy Suites across the lot add convenience. Book your round via GolfWithBrio.