Just a short drive from Charleston, the Coosaw Creek golf course is an Arthur Hills classic with gentle rolling fairways, subtle mounding and gradual elevation changes. The golf course places a premium on accuracy over length. Precise approach shots and a deft short game - avoiding the greenside bunkers, the dense woods, and wetlands - are the the keys to scoring.
A complete practice facility equipped with a natural grass driving range, a chipping and a putting green is located near the clubhouse.
At Hampton Inn Charleston Historic District, you can experience Southern hospitality, antebellum architecture and the unique shops of the historic district right on your doorstep.
As you would expect from a Holiday Inn, you will receive a warm welcome and unrivalled comfort in a location that is perfect for those looking for accommodation near some of Charleston's best attractions, restaurants, and shopping.
This popular hotel set in the heart of Charleston across from Marion Square, was originally constructed in the 1920s and is 15 minutes' walk from both the South Carolina Aquarium and the historic City Market, giving guests plenty to see when not treading the fairways.
Host of the 1991 Ryder Cup and the 2012 PGA Championship, Kiawah Island is a favourite among travelling golfers.
This award-winning golf course meanders through pristine wetlands surrounded by the natural beauty of majestic oaks and towering pines.
Voted #4 in Golf Pass' “Top 25 College Golf Courses” list in 2021, Cobblestone Park features the best design in Columbia.
Because of its traditional design, many of the better players visiting Kiawah Island Golf Resort would rather play Turtle Point than any of the other courses on the island.
From the rustling palms lining lush, rolling fairways to a finishing hole overlooking the glistening Atlantic Ocean, the Links Course is South Carolina golf at its finest.
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