The Battle at Stono Ferry was fought on these grounds in 1779 and as you play your way around the stunning links, you’ll discover many relics from this amazing piece of history.
The front nine winds its way through majestic pines and waste area-lined fairways, while the back nine plays along the banks of the Intracoastal waterway. Known for its back nine heroics, scenic views and the new island green 18th hole, Stono Ferry offers golfers of all abilities one of the most unique tests in all of Charleston.
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.
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.
The perfect place for the visitor looking for great comfort and amazing value.
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.
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.
Making full use of Kiawah’s maritime forests, lagoons and saltwater marshes, Osprey Point is one of the resort's most popular courses.
Designed by Tom Fazio, the Harbor Golf Course in Charleston, South Carolina, is known for its challenging design and beautiful views, and most of all, water.
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