Edgewater, carved into the rolling landscape of Lancaster County, is where local lore whispers of eagles daringly snatched from the Carolina skies, their feathers briefly adorning the 18th green. The course, a product of the early 2000s, presents a modern take on parkland golf, rewarding bold play and punishing wayward tee shots with thick stands of Carolina pines. While not the host of major championships, Edgewater remains a respected and beloved test within the region. The layout favors those who can work the ball right-to-left, navigating a number of demanding doglegs that challenge even seasoned golfers. Its well-maintained greens and challenging bunker placements ensure a memorable round for all levels of play. Edgewater is a community hub, where families can play together on its open terrain or its popular leagues. The club is also know for its Friday night fish fry, a popular event where members and guests can unwind and socialize.