SC golf course sold to a firm that once owned 2 Charleston-area layouts
A Chicago-area investment and management firm that once owned two Lowcountry golf courses has returned to the South Carolina coast for another roun...
A Chicago-area investment and management firm that once owned two Lowcountry golf courses has returned to the South Carolina coast for another round. KemperSports announced this week that it has acquired the 18-hole Tidewater Golf Club in North Myrtle Beach. The sale price was about $6.75 million, according to Horry County real estate records. The sellers were listed as Tidewater Golf Club Ltd. and Southern Land & Golf Co. 'Tidewater is at the top of the market and has earned the reputation as one of the region's must-play courses from locals and visitors alike with a great design and stunning views," KemperSports CEO Steve Skinner said in an Aug.