Orangeburg Country Club ranked in Golfweek Top 200 This year, the Ratings Panel chose to split up its rankings between Classic (pre-1980) and Modern – and going against its statewide “peers,” OCC ...
The Times and Democrat: Orangeburg Country Club moves into top 50 among S.C. courses
When Orangeburg Country Club owner Frank Tourville hired Pinehurst, N.C.-based architect Richard Mandell to oversee the club’s 2009 renovation, the founder of Zeus Inc. had one simple goal for the ...
The main parking lot, which already has had its trees removed, will be redone with 250 additional spaces. Beyond renovations, the Country Club has hired Daniel G. Cook as club manager. Cook comes to ...
The City of Orangeburg is excited to announce the launch of City Connect, a quarterly community chat series designed to educate residents about various aspects of city government and operations while fostering open dialogue between City Council, department leaders, and the community.
Our History William IV, Prince of Orange The City of Orangeburg was founded by an Indian trader named George Sterling in 1704. The town was named in honor of William IV, Prince of Orange the husband of Princess Anne daughter of George II of England. The City of Orangeburg was incorporated in 1883.
Welcome to the Visitors section, where you can explore some of the city's most notable destinations and amenities. Whether you are planning a visit or looking to learn more about what Orangeburg has to offer, the selections below highlight key locations that contribute to the city's character, recreation, and cultural life.
About The City of Orangeburg is located 37 miles southeast of the South Carolina State Capitol Building in Columbia, in the south-central area of the state. The land area of the city is 8.3 square miles, and the population was 12,903 according to the 2018 census. The city is the county seat of Orangeburg County.