Charleston Vacations
- Golf
The Ocean Course
Located at the eastern end of kiawah Island, the Ocean Course
negotiates along 2 3/4 miles of pristine oceanfront property.
"All eighteen holes offer spectacular views of the Atlantic
Ocean." This spectacular course, designed  by
renowned architect Pete Dye, has received worldwide attention
as host of the 1991 Ryder Cup Matches and was named "America's
Toughest Resort Course" by GOLF DIGEST.
Dunes West
Located on the site of the historic Lexington Palntation, this
is Charleston's newest nationally acclaimed golf facility."Set
amid Bermuda-covered dunes and 200 year old oaks draped in Spanish
moss this course blends its historically rich environment with
the best golf facilities offered anywhere today". Ranked
by both GOLF MAGAZINE and GOLF DIGEST as a "Top Ten New
Resort Course". The Dunes West Golf Club was also voted
in the "America's Best " category by GOLFWEEK and
played host for the nationally televised Amoco-Centel Championship.
This par 72, 6,871- yard masterpieces one of the best you will
ever play.
Ocean Winds
"The Ocean Winds takes you to the Atalntic Ocean and provides
an ever-changing test of golf. The fifth hole , 197 yard, par
3, demands a right to left shot and presents a large watery
grave". The Ocean Winds course, designed by Willard Byrd,
has a devilish seaside layout . The tricky ocean breezes and
narrow fairways will challenge your shot making ability . This
par 72, 6805 yards course winds you through spectacular views
of this 2,000-acre barrier island .
Turtle Point
"The course is highlighted by three breathtaking ocean-side
holes and long, tight fairways". Selected as one of "the
Top 75 Resorts Courses" by GOLF DIGEST , Turtle Point was
designed by Jack Nicklaus. The course is highlighted by three
spectacular oceanside holes that presents a golfing challenge
as well as beautiful views of the ocean. In addition, a variety
of foliage and marsh areas make the Turtle Point unique. The
course is a popular setting for amateur and professional tournaments.
Wild Dunes LInks
"The links' finishing holes hug the Atlantic Ocean".
Consistently ranked by GOLF DIGEST and GOLF MAGAZINE as one
of "America's top 100", this famous 6,722 yard , par
72 course is also ranked among the best in the world . Desigend
by renowed architect Tom Fazio, Wild Dunes Links has been described
as " the ultimate in seaside golf". The Links presents
the combined challenge of the Atlantic Ocean , relentless winds,
and breathtaking South Carolina coastal terrain. Its rolling
fairways wander past moss-draped live oaks, magnolia , and exotic
palms, through giant sand dunes and along saltwater marshes.
Crooked Oaks
"Lush fairways thread through oak, magnolia and loblolly
pinje forests, complimented by glistening sea marsh, tidal creeks
, and sun drenched Carolina Dunes." Seabrook Island is
truly a golfer's parardise where you can enjoy thirty-six holes
of championship golf. The best golf in the famed Lowcountry
is yours with Robert Trent Jones, Sr's 6,832 yard, par 72, Crooked
Oaks course.
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