South at Berkeley Hall, nestled near the scenic marshes of Okatie, South Carolina, is a course where the spirit of competition hums a little louder. While its sister course garners more attention, South holds its own as a demanding test carved from the Lowcountry terrain. Designed by Tom Fazio, South emerged in the late 1990s, reflecting a modern architectural philosophy that prioritizes risk-reward scenarios and strategic play. The layout unfolds across rolling hills, a stark contrast to the flat coastal plains more commonly associated with the region. This inland elevation change creates memorable vistas and requires thoughtful club selection on several holes. The course favors players who can work the ball both ways, as doglegs and strategically placed bunkers demand shot-shaping accuracy, the course is long enough for bombers to play freely. While South hasn't hosted events of national championship caliber, it is the battlefield for intense club competitions among a membership known for its unwavering competitiveness. One such tradition is the annual "Berkeley Brawl," a Ryder Cup-style event that ignites passions and showcases the camaraderie—and sometimes, fiery rivalries—within the Berkeley Hall community. At the end of a long day, members often gather at the clubhouse, known for its lively atmosphere and post-round camaraderie, where tales of heroic shots and unfortunate breaks are shared with equal enthusiasm.