The Barony course at Port Royal presents a classic Lowcountry golf experience with its tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering. Players navigate a layout that demands precision, particularly on its well-guarded greens.
Ocean Winds, originally designed by Willard Byrd and later renovated by Rees Jones, presents a challenging layout that culminates with several holes playing directly along the Atlantic Ocean. The course demands strategic shot-making through its tree-lined fairways and offers dramatic coastal views, particularly on its finishing stretch.
The Plantation Course at Edisto offers a classic Lowcountry golf experience, winding through mature pines and oaks on Edisto Island. Water hazards come into play on several holes, requiring thoughtful shot placement, particularly on the back nine.
Arthur Hills designed Coosaw Creek Country Club in 1993, incorporating the natural Lowcountry landscape into its layout. The course challenges players with its tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering, culminating in a memorable round for members.
The Links At Stono Ferry presents a challenging Ron Garl design, featuring strategic bunkering and water hazards that demand precise shot-making. Its back nine offers dramatic views of the Intracoastal Waterway and expansive marshlands, particularly on the signature 18th hole.
Designed by Russell Breeden, Shadowmoss Golf & Country Club offers a traditional Lowcountry layout characterized by tree-lined fairways and strategically placed water hazards. The course provides a consistent test of accuracy and course management for players of all skill levels.
Rees Jones crafted Charleston National Golf Club to navigate the Lowcountry’s natural wetlands and lagoons. Golfers encounter strategic water hazards and well-bunkered greens, demanding precise shot-making throughout the round.
The Daniel Island Club offers members two distinct 18-hole golf experiences, with layouts by Tom Fazio (Ralston Creek) and Rees Jones (Beresford Creek). These championship courses wind through tidal marshlands and oak-lined fairways, providing varied challenges and scenic vistas.
Mike Strantz’s distinctive design at Bulls Bay Golf Club masterfully incorporates the Lowcountry’s coastal landscape, offering expansive views across Bulls Bay. The course challenges players with bold, artistic bunkering and strategic green complexes, demanding thoughtful shot-making throughout its 18 holes.
Yeamans Hall Club showcases Seth Raynor’s masterful design principles, offering a pure Golden Age golf experience in the Lowcountry. The course features a collection of his signature template holes, meticulously preserved to reflect its 1925 origins.
The Seth Raynor-designed course at the Country Club of Charleston showcases classic architectural templates, featuring strategic bunkering and distinctive green complexes. Its layout demands thoughtful shot-making across a landscape that blends Lowcountry topography with timeless golf principles.
This historic municipal course, originally designed by John Adams, offers a classic Lowcountry golf experience along the Stono River. Following a comprehensive renovation by John Fought, the course reopened in 2022 with improved playability and modern infrastructure.