Mosaic Clubs has been selected to manage Santee National Golf Club in Santee, S.C. Located off I-95 and 30 minutes from Columbia, Santee National spans 6,858 yards.

Developed in 1989, Santee National Golf Club offers an affordable and approachable location to play golf. The only Golf Digest four-star rated course in the area, Santee National is a staple within the local and national golf community.

“Santee National Golf Club is one of the most reputable courses in the area,” said Steve Willy, Mosaic’s president. “It’s a pleasure to support Santee in continuing the growth of the beloved and beautiful course. We look forward to partnering with the Santee National team to further facilitate community advancement.”

Mosaic Clubs has already taken its first steps in the enhancement of Santee National with the appointment of Robert Brock as general manager. Brock has been an influential part of the Mosaic Clubs team since 2015. Prior to his appointment at Santee National, Brock served as the director of golf and assistant general manager at Osprey Cove in St. Marys, Ga.

A New Jersey native and PGA member, Brock hasstrong ties to the South Carolina and club community extending back more than a decade. Brock moved to South Carolina in 2005 with his wife Lindsay, who is currently serving as an officer in the United States Navy. He played collegiate baseball at Philadelphia University and graduated with a degree in management information systems before turning his interest to golf. Brock worked for 10 years at Crowfield Golf Club in Goose Creek, S.C. starting as a cart attendant and working his way up to head golf professional before joining Osprey Cove. In September 2017, Robert and his family were transferred back to Charleston, where he continued to work for Mosaic Clubs in the role of new business development.

“I am excited to join the Santee National team,” said Brock. “I look forward to helping maintain and enrich Santee’s already well-established reputation for providing a challenging and enjoyable player experience.”