Club History
Carolina Trace Country Club
Dating back to 1959 when Joyce and Bill Arnold had a vision that spawned Carolina Trace, all the way to today's current operation of the Club and it's amenities, Carolina Trace Country Club has always been home to those who seek the ultimate in relaxed recreational living. Continue reading below to learn more about our history.

"Giant Golf-Recreational Site Planned for Area"

An approximately 25,000 square foot facility built by L. P. Cox

Robert Trent Jones, Sr., designed the two eighteen-hole golf courses

The Membership purchases the Club from the Arnold family

Despite a destroyed Clubhouse, the spirit of the members and the local community endured

A grand, new Clubhouse, approximately 30,000 square-feet, was completed October 1, 2009

A major renovation guided by renowned golf course architect David Whelchel