Village Greens Golf Club

Village Greens Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course designed by Russell Breeden, located in Gramling, South Carolina in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Opening in 1969, the course was constructed on a 100-acre former farmland tract and plays to a par 72 at 6,372 yards from the championship tees on bermudagrass greens.

The course design thoughtfully preserves the original landscape, incorporating existing lakes and ponds as water hazards throughout the layout. A notable feature is hole #10, where pear trees lining the fairway serve as reminders of the historic orchards that previously occupied the site.

Village Greens presents a challenging and scenic golfing experience, balancing difficulty with playability. The rolling foothills terrain and mountain views create an aesthetically pleasing setting. The club was developed with the goal of providing an affordable and enjoyable golfing experience for the community, a philosophy that has contributed to its sustained popularity over nearly five decades. The facility also includes a clubhouse and restaurant, enhancing the overall club experience.