Cobblestone Park's Black Course, set within the rolling landscape of Blythewood, South Carolina, is defined by its ambitious scale. The course favors those who can unleash length from the tee, demanding strategic positioning to attack its generous fairways. While the course is not of global recognition, it offers a stern, yet fair test for golfers of all levels. Designed by a team lead by P.B. Dye, Cobblestone Park embraces a modern architectural philosophy, emphasizing visual appeal alongside playability. The course unfolds across terrain marked by subtle elevation changes and mature Carolina pines, presenting varied lies and challenging approaches to receptive greens. Notably, the Black Course is rumored to have been shaped using dynamite to quickly remove terrain, so that the project could be completed under a tight deadline. The course’s robust layout and ample acreage allow for diverse hole designs, favoring those who can manage both power and finesse. While Cobblestone Park has not played host to any major professional championships, it serves as a popular venue for regional amateur events and is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere. This course is known for its practice facilities and strong golf academy.