Two 18-hole courses in the pines of Chapin, South Carolina.
Home to the wooded, beginner-friendly Duvall Course and the long, technical Ironwood — two very different rounds in one beautiful park.
Home to the wooded, beginner-friendly Duvall Course and the long, technical Ironwood — two very different rounds in one beautiful park.
One park. Eighteen holes of approachable fun, and eighteen of pure test.
The original. Carved into the woods in 1997, the Duvall Course is a beginner-friendly 18-hole layout with tight, wooded lines, numerous creek crossings, and a fair, satisfying variety of holes. It's welcoming for newcomers yet has hosted numerous tournaments over the decades — a track that grows with your game.
Long, technical, and unrelenting. Started in 2012 as the nine-hole “Club 9,” Ironwood has just grown up: over the last six months we retired the old hole 7, kept 8 of the original nine, and cut 10 brand-new holes through the woods to make a legitimate 18-hole, pro-level track.
The course is cut in and playable right now — the lumberjacking is done and every basket is installed. We're actively building the tee pads and course signage as funding allows.
No public funding — 100% community built
The Irmo–Chapin Recreation Commission provides the land, but every basket, tee pad, and sign is privately funded by the community. Whether you sponsor a hole, chip in twenty bucks, or swing a weed-whacker on a Thursday morning — it all keeps the courses growing.
Put your business on the course. Sponsorships include an 8in X 8in logo sign mounted on the tee sign post, directly below the tee signage.
Sponsorships are handled through the Irmo–Chapin Recreation Commission (ICRC) office. Download the form to get started.
Not a business? No problem. Any amount helps buy baskets, concrete, and signs. Give $20 — or whatever you can — directly to the consortium. No form, no middleman.
We work on the courses most Thursday mornings — tree trimming, brush clearing, weed-whacking, tee-pad installs, and more. We text the crew each Wednesday to line up the next day. Join the list — no experience needed.
Give us your name and mobile number and we'll add you to the Wednesday text that goes out ahead of each Thursday work day. Show up when you can — every pair of hands moves the courses forward.
Questions about the courses, sponsorships, tournaments, or getting involved? Drop us a line and a volunteer will get back to you.