A wonderful residential Pete Dye design in Hilton Head Island, Long Cove is my personal favorite course in a very good golf area with a number of memorable holes, strong challenge, and great variety. If you get an opportunity to play here, I highly recommend it. … More Review: Long Cove Club
A wonderfully fun Seth Raynor layout featuring numerous templates and gorgeous bunkering, the Country Club of Charleston is a low-country charmer and boasts one of the best back nines anywhere. This is a great member’s course and a place I highly recommend. … More Review: Country Club of Charleston
Although not as revered as when it first opened in 1969, the ever iconic Harbour Town is still easily one of the best public courses in America and best stops on the PGA Tour. Also one of the most significant architectural designs of the 20th century, Harbour Town ushered in a whole new era of golf course design and made Pete Dye a household name. Famous for its small greens, emphasis on ball-shaping, and majestic closing stretch along the Calibogue Sound, this is a must-play for serious golfers. … More Review: Harbour Town Golf Links
An easily walkable, serene, and minimalist Coore/Crenshaw design near Hilton Head, Chechessee Creek is a thoroughly enjoyable course characterized by small, well-defended greens and strong variety. The vibe here is terrific and it is unlike many of the other modern designs in the area. I highly recommend this course and would enjoy playing here everyday. … More Review: Chechessee Creek Club
While Wild Dunes reputation has diminished dramatically since it opened in 1979, this is still Tom Fazio’s first design featuring some excellent holes and a beautiful finish on the water. It is a worthy public option for all those visiting Charleston/Kiawah. … More Review: Wild Dunes Resort (Links Course)
In a glorious setting literally on the beach, The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Resort packs a terrific combination of beauty and difficulty as the winds constantly rip off the Atlantic Ocean. There are no weak holes on the course and a terrific figure-eight routing makes for a wonderful and diverse walk. This is certainly one of Dye’s best and is clearly an elite option for public golfers. A trip to Charleston/Kiawah for any serious golfer is not complete without playing the famed Ocean Course. … More Review: The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Featuring world-class facilities and amenities, the exclusive and tranquil Golf Club at Briar’s Creek also possesses a fantastic low-country golf course that just might be Rees Jones’ best original work. If you’re able to access it, this is definitely a course to play for all those traveling to Kiawah/Charleston. … More Review: The Golf Club at Briar’s Creek
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