Property Overview

  • 6,942 yard, Par 72 course
  • 72.4 Rating/132 Slope
  • Designed by three-time US Open Champion, Hale Irwin
  • Opened 1997, some renovation 2020
  • Runs along the scenic Catawba River
  • Bermudagrass fairways and MiniVerde Bermudagrass greens
  • Natural wetlands and water hazards
  • 4,000 SF Clubhouse
  • Dining and banquet areas
  • Indoor and outdoor seating
  • Office space
  • Pro Shop
  • Practice facility
  • 10 AC driving range with 15 tee stations
  • Small short game practice area and practice bunker
  • Large practice putting green
  • 4,000 SF maintenance building
  • Equipment/supply storage
  • Office space
  • Detached chemical storage unit
  • 4,400 SF Cart Barn
  • 80 cart capacity
  • Wired for battery powered carts
  • Land area
  • +/- 205 AC Zoned Industry General (IG) in the Planned Unit Development
  • Parcel: 7000101003
  • Irrigation
  • 2 AC (4ft deep) on-location irrigation pond
  • Additional water drawn from the Catawba River via 6" diesel pump
  • Flowtronex fixed pump station
  • Close proximity to I-77
  • Less than 15 minutes to Rock Hill Downtown Historic District
  • Less than an hour away from Charlotte MSA

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Market Overview

Rock Hill, Where North and South Carolina Meet

Located in north-central South Carolina, Rock Hill is a growing community along the I-77 corridor approximately 20 miles south of Charlotte, North Carolina. The city enjoys balmy summers and mild winters with annual daytime temperatures ranging from 87°F to 50°F. ​

 

An innovative and progressive business climate has made Rock Hill an economic and competitive force. It offers favorable tax laws, appealing business incentives, relatively lower cost of living, and excellent training and education opportunities.

 

Rock Hill offers a great quality of life for various lifestyles, from historic Old Town Rock Hill, a vibrant arts and culture hub to the natural beauty of the Piedmont which offers lots of scenic areas for kayaking, biking, hiking, camping, and more.

Charlotte, The Queen City

Charlotte is the country’s 17th largest metropolitan area and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. Its central East Coast location makes it one of the most connected regions in the country, attracting people with a healthy, diverse, and growing economy which offers residents a lower cost of living, affordable real estate, and a great quality of life as a renowned destination for sports, arts and culture.

 

Consistently ranked as one of the world’s best places to do business, home to 17 Fortune 1000 companies and seven Fortune 500. Charlotte is recognized worldwide as a hub for company headquarters, particularly in finance, technology, and health care industries. The area offers a competitive cost of doing business, connectivity of the Charlotte Douglas International Airport, and a young, educated, and innovative workforce. The Charlotte area is home to University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and many other higher education institutions.