White Plains Golf Club

White Plains Golf Club covers 6,361 yards along White Plains Church Road in Pageland. The par 72 layout plays through gently rolling Sandhills terrain with pine trees and a few creeks crossing the fairways. The moderate yardage and open design make it a forgiving course for mid-handicap players, though the greens can be tricky when pin positions are tucked behind bunkers.

Pageland is a small farming community in Chesterfield County near the North Carolina border, known for its annual watermelon festival. The club has a driving range, and green fees are standard. In this rural corner of the state, White Plains is the primary golf option for residents who would otherwise need to drive 30 or more miles to courses in Monroe, NC or Lancaster, SC.