2026 FEGC Fall Member-Guest

A South Carolina roadtrip for the ages South Carolina's sand belt is booming. We're going to experience it in one killer weekend to end the season. Experience Broomsedge Golf Club, Old Barnwell, and Aiken Golf Club across three days and end the year on a high note with Fried Egg Golf Club. Please note that both Broomsedge and Old Barnwell are walking only Registration Information FEGC Access: Tuesday, April 21 at Noon ET Cost: $2,195/player Included in Registration: • Up to 36 holes at Broomsedge Golf Club* • Up to 36 holes at Old Barnwell* • Up 36 holes at Aiken Golf Club* • Option to play Kids Course at Old Barnwell • Breakfast, Lunch, and Post-golf hors d'oeuvres all three days • All drinks at Broomsedge Golf Club • All drinks at Old Barnwell • Tee gifts and prizes from Fried Egg Golf and our partners *You are not required to play all 36 holes. But if you want to come get as many holes in as you possibly can, you're more than welcome to do so. Please note that caddies are also required for the first round at Old Barnwell and to be paid on the day of play. They are also available at Broomsedge if you'd like to request a caddie. You'll be able to note that during registration. Format Two-person team net competition. The morning rounds at Broomsedge and Old Barnwell will be qualifying rounds to determine our flights on Tuesday at Aiken Golf Club. Once at Aiken, we'll play 9-hole matches of varying formats (alternating best ball and alt-shot) to determine our champions. Course Information Broomsedge Golf Club The latest development in the Sandhills of South Carolina, Broomsedge adds to a booming region of golf. While not the largest piece of land, the property features both subtle and dramatic elevation changes while featuring numerous other elements in the land. There are ridge lines, rolls of different sizes, and even a half pipe in which the designers routed the par-3 8th hole. That randomness was key to its selection as architect Mike Koprowski wanted a site that was different than other golf properties you can find in the Carolina Sandhills (Pinehurst, Aiken, and others). The resulting course is one that is not only very memorable, but one that allows for many different kinds of shots and ways to test the golfer. For more on Broomsedge, listen to Andy Johnson's podcast with co-architect Mike Koprowski. Old Barnwell "The brand-new design by Brian Schneider and Blake Conant brings to life a new style and ideology for modern golf architecture. For the past 30 years, the theme of naturalism has dominated the best-regarded new golf courses. Whether or not they moved a lot of earth, the top design teams have taken pains to tie in their hazards and greens to the surrounding landscape. Schneider and Conant are doing something different. While their work at Old Barnwell is sympathetic to preexisting landforms, they also go for provocative, in-your-face contouring, some of which resembles the shaping done by Walter Travis early in the American Golden Age of golf architecture. Mounds and green contours rise up from the grade, and bunkers and other hazards come in all different shapes and sizes. Many of these make no attempt to look natural, but they all work together on the broad canvas of Old Barnwell’s property." - Andy Johnson For more on Old Barnwell, read Andy's FEGC Course Profile: Old Barnwell Aiken Golf Club "Aiken breaks many norms associated with public golf in America. Even with one foot in the rough on every tee, Aiken stretches to a mere 5800 yards. The front nine doesn’t return to the clubhouse. It rarely takes more than four hours to play 18 holes. Players will seldom find a flat lie in the fairway, and the greens are small, undulating, and distinct from one another. The course has sandy waste areas that upscale private courses would fawn over. It’s charming, quirky, and inclusive, and it is a thread in the fabric of its town. Overall, the style of golf at Aiken GC has more of a UK ethos than an American one." - Andy Johnson For more on Aiken Golf Club, read Andy's FEGC Course Profile: Aiken Golf Club Travel Information • AIRPORTS - Columbia (1 hour), Charleston (2 hours), and Charlotte (2.5 hours) are all options but Columbia is the most central. • HOTELS - Downtown Aiken is your spot for hotels for those looking for the best overall experience. After playing Broomsedge, make the 90-minute drive to Aiken and set up shop for the next couple days. The Holiday Inn Express and Fairfield Inn are within 20 minutes from Old Barnwell Aiken Golf Club and if you want to treat yourself, visit The Willcox. Those looking for a recommendation Broomsedge can look at the Hampton Inn Camden and Holiday Inn Camden are just a 15-minute drive to the course.