The newest Cliffs club in the Upstate, built around a Gary Player Signature course Golf Digest ranks T#18 in South Carolina.
The newest Cliffs club in the Upstate, built around a Gary Player Signature course Golf Digest ranks T#18 in South Carolina.
Mountain Park, along the North Saluda River in Marietta, opened its Gary Player Signature course in 2013, making it the youngest Cliffs course in South Carolina with the newest infrastructure. It plays as a more open, links-style test, the most demanding of the Upstate Cliffs trio, and Golf Digest placed it T#18 in South Carolina in its 2025 Best in State ranking. A smaller enclave called Golf Ridge offers semi-custom, lock-and-leave homes for buyers who want the golf without a big lot or a long build.
Pricing spans a wide band, from undeveloped lots into the mid-seven figures for estate homes. It is the smallest-feeling of the three mountain clubs but carries full Cliffs network access and a shorter drive to Greenville than Glassy. For a serious golfer who wants modern bones and a Player course, this is the one.
Plus the one-time $3,000 improvement fee every new member pays: $123,520 all in, year one.
As of 2026. Club-published. Every category, fee and the source →
One membership covers all seven Cliffs clubs, including The Cliffs at Mountain Park. The figures are from the club's own 2026 Schedule of Dues and Fees.
Figures come from the club's own schedule or a dated public source, never estimated; capital dues, minimums and assessments are listed on the club's Ledger page, not inside these numbers. Rebuilt with each edition; next edition November 17, 2026.
Gary Player's course in the valley, a Michelin star twenty minutes away.
The Gary Player course, T#18 in South Carolina on Golf Digest's 2025 list, walks easier than mountain golf has a right to. The North Saluda runs right through the property.
Jones Gap State Park is the natural neighbor: river trail, swimming holes, and enough shade to forgive August.
TD Saturday Market in downtown Greenville, May through October, eight to noon, seventy-plus vendors.
Scoundrel, downtown Greenville, the city's first Michelin star. The counter seats are the ones you want.
The SC 11 loop past Table Rock, windows down, with a stop at the overlook to understand why the road has its own name.
Inventory inside these gates moves quietly, and the best of it often trades before it is broadly marketed. Ask us what is available in The Cliffs at Mountain Park this week, including what has not hit the portals.
Before you tour a single home, an Advisory Conversation tells you whether The Cliffs at Mountain Park actually fits the life you are trying to build, and what the move is worth under the new Carolina tax math.