Harbour Town Golf Links
18 holes · par 71 · 7,109 yds · Pete Dye with Jack Nicklaus · est. 1969
Host of the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage since 1969; features the iconic par-4 18th hole along Calibogue Sound.
The Ocean Course
18 holes · par 72 · 7,876 yds · Pete Dye · est. 1991
Host of the 1991 Ryder Cup and two PGA Championships, The Ocean Course is known for its dramatic oceanfront holes.
May River Golf Club
18 holes · par 72 · 7,171 yds · Jack Nicklaus · est. 2004
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it consistently ranks among South Carolina's top courses, featuring a dramatic 18th hole along the May River.
Congaree Golf Club
18 holes · par 72 · 7,600 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 2017
Host of the 2021 Palmetto Championship (PGA Tour) and the 2024 Presidents Cup; consistently ranked among the top courses.
Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Golf Course
18 holes · par 72 · 6,710 yds · Robert Trent Jones Sr. · est. 1967
Home to the iconic oceanfront 10th hole, this Robert Trent Jones Sr. design offers a memorable Lowcountry golf experience.
Turtle Point Golf Course
18 holes · par 72 · 6,911 yds · Jack Nicklaus · est. 1981
Features three oceanfront holes (14, 15, 16) designed by Jack Nicklaus, offering dramatic views of the Atlantic.
Savannah-area (6)
18 holes · par 71 · 6,488 yds · Donald Ross · est. 1899
Founded in 1899, it is recognized as the oldest golf club in North America, featuring a classic Donald Ross design.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,908 yds · Arnold Palmer · est. 1974
Host of the 1976 US Women's Open, it was Arnold Palmer's first signature course in Georgia.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,288 yds · Robert Cupp and Sam Snead · est. 1999
Hosted the PGA TOUR's Savannah Golf Championship (Korn Ferry Tour) from 2018-2020.
18 holes · par 71 · 6,700 yds · Donald Ross · est. 1926
Designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, Bacon Park features original Ross green complexes and a classic municipal layout.
Daufuskie (1)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,310 yds · Rees Jones · est. 1986
Features two distinct 17th holes, offering players a choice of finish along the Calibogue Sound or the Dolphin Course.
Hilton Head (12)
18 holes · par 71 · 7,109 yds · Pete Dye with Jack Nicklaus · est. 1969
Host of the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage since 1969; features the iconic par-4 18th hole along Calibogue Sound.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,710 yds · Robert Trent Jones Sr. · est. 1967
Home to the iconic oceanfront 10th hole, this Robert Trent Jones Sr. design offers a memorable Lowcountry golf experience.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,010 yds · Davis Love III · est. 2016
Re-design of Hilton Head Island's first course; Davis Love III's first signature course in the Lowcountry.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,039 yds · Pete Dye · est. 2007
Designed by legendary architect Pete Dye, known for its strategic challenges and visual intimidation.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,656 yds · Arthur Hills · est. 1986
Known for its challenging design, including the memorable par-5 18th hole with water along the left side.
18 holes · par 71 · 6,873 yds · George Fazio · est. 1974
The only par-71 course on Hilton Head Island, featuring a challenging layout with no par-5s on the back nine.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,770 yds · Jack Nicklaus · est. 1993
A Jack Nicklaus signature design, known for its strategic bunkering and water features.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,031 yds · Robert Cupp and Arthur Hills · est. 1991 and 199
Features two distinct 18-hole courses designed by Arthur Hills and Robert Cupp, each with its own character.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,702 yds · Rees Jones · est. 1982
Features the memorable par-3 6th hole, offering panoramic views of Port Royal Sound.
Bluffton (10)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,171 yds · Jack Nicklaus · est. 2004
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it consistently ranks among South Carolina's top courses, featuring a dramatic 18th hole along the May River.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,247 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 2000
Features two 18-hole championship courses by Tom Fazio; hosted USGA Amateur Four-Ball qualifying.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,400 yds · Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus · est. 1992
Features championship courses by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus; Dye course hosted the 2015 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.
Tom Fazio · est. 1996
Ranked among Golf Digest's 'America's 100 Greatest Courses' and Golfweek's 'Best Residential Courses'.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,503 yds · Pete Dye · est. 2002
A Pete Dye Signature Golf Course, featuring his distinctive design elements.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,779 yds · Gary Player and Bobby Weed · est. 1989
18 holes · par 72 · 6,906 yds · P.B. Dye · est. 1986
P.B. Dye's design features his signature mounding, challenging greens, and water hazards on ten holes.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,773 yds · Arnold Palmer Design Company · est. 2000
An Arnold Palmer signature design with 13 holes offering views of the Lowcountry marshlands and tidal creeks.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,717 yds · Davis Love III · est. 1998
Designed by PGA Tour great Davis Love III.
Okatie (4)
18 holes · par 70 · 6,641 yds · Coore & Crenshaw · est. 2000
Designed by Coore & Crenshaw, it consistently ranks among South Carolina's top private courses.
27 holes · par 72 · 6,711 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 1981
Tom Fazio's first South Carolina design, featuring 27 holes winding through marsh and maritime forest.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,134 yds · Greg Norman · est. 2002
Greg Norman signature design showcasing Lowcountry marshland and Okatie River views.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,772 yds · Mike Colligan · est. 1991
The only course in the Lowcountry to feature two island greens.
Ridgeland (1)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,600 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 2017
Host of the 2021 Palmetto Championship (PGA Tour) and the 2024 Presidents Cup; consistently ranked among the top courses.
Beaufort (6)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,000 yds · Bruce Devlin and David Graham · est. 1992
Ranked among the top courses in South Carolina; known for its walking-only policy and caddie program.
Features two championship courses: the Fazio-designed Cotton Dike and the Hills-designed Morgan River.
18 holes · par 71 · 6,561 yds · Davis Love III · est. 2000
Designed by Davis Love III; rated 4 stars by Golf Digest's 'Places to Play'.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,556 yds · George W. Cobb · est. 1964
Features seven oceanfront holes with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,750 yds · George W. Cobb · est. 1947
18 holes · par 72 · 6,800 yds · George W. Cobb · est. 1965
Originally designed by George W. Cobb, the course underwent a significant renovation by Love Golf Design in 2023.
Edisto Island (1)
Kiawah Island (8)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,876 yds · Pete Dye · est. 1991
Host of the 1991 Ryder Cup and two PGA Championships, The Ocean Course is known for its dramatic oceanfront holes.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,039 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 1995
Designed by Tom Fazio, this private course offers views of the Kiawah River and surrounding marshlands.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,960 yds · Tom Watson · est. 2000
Ranked among South Carolina's top courses; features a distinctive links-style layout with tidal marsh and river views.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,701 yds · Clyde Johnston · est. 1989
Hosted the 2015 and 2019 PGA Professional National Championship.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,765 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 1988
Designed by Tom Fazio, this Kiawah Island course features four large, natural lakes and a parkland-style layout.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,761 yds · Willard Byrd · est. 1973
Renovated by Rees Jones, this Willard Byrd design features four holes playing directly along the Atlantic Ocean.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,911 yds · Jack Nicklaus · est. 1981
Features three oceanfront holes (14, 15, 16) designed by Jack Nicklaus, offering dramatic views of the Atlantic.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,875 yds · Gary Player · est. 1996
Features scenic views along the Kiawah River and marshland.
Charleston (6)
18 holes · par 71 · 6,770 yds · Seth Raynor · est. 1925
Consistently ranked among the top classic courses in the US, featuring Seth Raynor's iconic template designs.
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Host of multiple Korn Ferry Tour Championships and PGA Professional Championships.
18 holes · par 71 · 6,956 yds · Seth Raynor · est. 1925
Seth Raynor design, hosted the 2019 U.S. Women's Open.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,770 yds · Ron Garl · est. 1989
Hosted the Nationwide Tour's South Carolina Classic in 1990 and 1991.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,400 yds · John Adams · est. 1929
Renovated by John Fought and reopened in 2022, it is one of South Carolina's oldest municipal courses.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,720 yds · Russell Breeden · est. 1977
North Charleston (1)
Mount Pleasant (5)
18 holes · par 72 · 6,871 yds · Arthur Hills · est. 1991
Host of the Nationwide Tour Charleston Classic (2004-2006).
18 holes · par 72 · 7,100 yds · Arnold Palmer · est. 2001
Host of the LPGA Tour's Carolina's Classic; an Arnold Palmer Signature Course.
18 holes · par 72 · 7,050 yds · Rees Jones · est. 1989
Designed by Rees Jones, often called 'The Open Doctor'.
18 holes · par 72 · 6,950 yds · Arthur Hills · est. 1999
Known for stunning views of Charleston Harbor, the USS Yorktown, and the Ravenel Bridge, particularly from the 17th hole.
Isle of Palms (2)
18 holes · par 70 · 6,446 yds · Tom Fazio · est. 1986
Features the challenging 17th hole, a par-3 along the Intracoastal Waterway with significant water hazards.
Awendaw (1)
18 holes · par 72 · 7,340 yds · Mike Strantz · est. 2002
Mike Strantz's final completed design, consistently ranked among South Carolina's top courses, featuring dramatic bunkering and coastal view