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Golf Information The map below is intended to give a general idea of where these courses are located. More specific directions can be obtained through your hotel.

      -On-Line Printable Map-

18 Charleston National Country Club & Learning Center – 1360 National Drive / Mt. Pleasant, SC /
843-884-3673
Designed by Rees Jones, the club is considered one of the best non-resort courses in the Charleston area.

6 Club at Westcott Plantation – 5000 Westin Boulevard / North Charleston, SC / 843-871-2135
A 27 hole masterpiece designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan, one of the newest offerings in the region.

4 Coosaw Creek Country Club – 4210 Clubhouse Drive / North Charleston, SC / 843-767-9000
Arthur Hills designed a course with undulating greens and enough water hazards to make an interesting game for both novice as well as the more experienced player.

17 Dunes West Golf Club – 3535 Wando Plantation Way / Mt. Pleasant, SC / 843-856-9000
Recognized by several major golf publications as “the place to play” in South Carolina - Arthur Hills, designer.


Kemper Sports
The sponsor of two championship courses, both are individually rated 3 1/2 stars by Golf Digest:

  • 5 Crowfield Country Club - 300 Hamlet Court / Goose Creek, SC / 843-764-4618
    Set among the ruins of a faded plantation, the course boasts highly contoured terrain plus lots of water and bunkers making for some interesting play - Bob Spence, designer.

  • 3 Pine Forest Country Club -1000 Congressional Boulevard / Goose Creek, SC / 843-851-1193
    Reminiscent of courses in Pinehurst, the “style and grace” are pure old south - Robert Spence, designer.


Kiawah Island Golf and Tennis Resort -Kiawah Island, SC / 1-888-854-2924
The premiere golf resort in the Charleston area with an amazing array of courses:

  • 11 Cougar Point Course - Named the best new resort course in 1996 by Golf Digest - Gary Player, designer.

  • 10 Oak Point Golf Course - A great course for all abilities - Clyde Johnston, designer.

  • 14 Ocean Course - Site of the 1991 Ryders Cup “War by the Shore”, the course has been named as “America’s Toughest Resort Course” by Golf Digest - Pete Dye, designer.

  • 12 Turtle Point - Chosen in the past for several regional championships, expect length and accuracy from the golden bear - Jack Nicklaus, designer.

  • 13 Osprey Point - A superb course situated in a masterpiece of Lowcountry flora - Tom Fazio, designer.

  • 1 Legend Oaks Plantation – 118 Legend Oaks Way / Summerville, SC / 843-821-4077
    A most memorable course, it’s loaded with charm and ambience, a true Lowcountry experience -
    Scott W. Pool, designer.

  • 7 Links at Stono Ferry - 5365 Forest Oaks Drive / Hollywood, SC / 843-763-1905
    Located west of the city along the Intracoastal Waterway, Stono Ferry is a par 72, championship course, beautifully set into the Lowcountry landscape - Ron Garl, designer.

  • 15 Patriot’s Point Links - 40 Patriots Point Road / Mt. Pleasant, SC / 843-881-0042
    Patriot’s Point has arguably the best par three in the country with a 150 yard, 17th that juts into the harbor surrounded by views of sailboats, the historic city waterfront and Fort Sumter. Because of the close proximity of the water, temperature variations keeps the course 10 degrees cooler in summer and the same degrees warmer in winter months than areas inland.

  • 16 RiverTowne – 1700 RiverTowne Country Club Drive / Mt. Pleasant, SC / 843-216-7734
    The Palmer Design Group has upped the ante in the region with the 2001 debut of RiverTowne which garnered an honorable mention from Golf Magazine as one of the “Top 10 Places to Play”! Hugging the Wando River and Horlbeck Creek, the superb course is creating a decisive new level of play in the immediate Charleston area.

Seabrook Island Resort - 1002 Landfall Way / Seabrook Island, SC / 1-843-768-1000
Two spectacular resort courses set into the Lowcountry landscape:

  • 8 Crooked Oaks - Considered one of his best by the master himself - Robert Trent Jones, designer.
  • 9 Ocean Winds- As its name implies, the challenge not only lies in the course design but the elements of the Atlantic itself - Willard Byrd, designer.

  • 2 Shadowmoss Plantation Golf Club – 20 Dunvegan Drive / Charleston, SC / 843-556-7316
    Only 15 minutes from downtown Charleston, the course was expertly carved from one of the areas original plantations by Russell Breedon, designer.
    Wild Dunes - 5757 Palms Boulevard / Isle of Palms - 1-843-886-2164

Tom Fazio has designed a pair of gems for the Isle of Palms:

  • 20 Wild Dunes Links Course - Ranked in America’s Top 100 places to play, this course plays from the dunes and marsh to Atlantic vistas.

  • 19 Wild Dunes Harbor Course - Nestled along the Intracoastal Waterway, challenging play mixes with picturesque views.