Lake Murray Golf Center set for comeback

Lake Murray Golf Center sold to local owners with plans to reopen in phases and rebrand later this year.

Aerial image showing the expansive 33-acre Lake Murray Golf Center property in Chapin, SC, surrounded by trees, open grassy areas, and nearby roadways.

An aerial view of the 33-acre Lake Murray Golf Center property, soon to be revived under new local ownership. | Photo via DeWees Real Estate Group

A new spot to tee it up is coming to the Chapin area. The Lake Murray Golf Center has been sold, and new owners plan to revive the long-shuttered property in phases. Located on Chapin Road, the 33-acre site was sold by The Guerry Family Trust.

The buyers — CB Bros Holdings, LLC and Chapin native Benjamin Hooker, owner of BOHO Pizza and Brew — plan to reopen the driving range and snack shack first, followed by the 9-hole par 3 course and 18-hole putt-putt. A full-service restaurant with live music and community events is also in the works.

For now, the property will retain the Lake Murray Golf Center name, with a full rebrand planned later this year.

“We are so thrilled about the re-opening,” said Sam DeWees of DeWees Real Estate Group. “The community is really going to get excited.”

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