One of the best states for golf in the U.S., a golf trip to South Carolina is sure to please. Home to Myrtle Beach, “the golf capital of the world,” a round in the Palmetto State will have you itching for more.
But with hundreds of golf courses to choose from, selecting the perfect one (or three) for your golf trip to South Carolina can be tricky. We’re here to make it easy. From the Atlantic coast to the Blue Ridge Mountains, this is where you need to tee it up on your golf trip to South Carolina.
Most Popular Golf Courses in South Carolina
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island
One of the most iconic courses on the eastern seaboard, the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island boasts the most seaside holes in the Northern Hemisphere. All 18 holes either hug the coastline or run parallel to the Atlantic. The prevailing ocean winds, panoramic views, and immaculate layout will have you returning to the Ocean Course on your golf trip to South Carolina again and again.
Yeamans Hall Club
A masterpiece of classic design, Yeamans Hall is an ultra-exclusive course just a 30-minute drive from downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Exquisitely restored greens, coastal marshland, and fairways bordered by live oaks and towering pines complete the classic experience on a golf trip to South Carolina.
Harbour Town Golf Links
Home of the PGA TOUR’s RBC Heritage, Harbour Town Golf Links is one of the most celebrated courses in the south. Coastal marshes, towering oaks, and waterfront fairways are just a few reasons vacationers love playing Harbour Town on a golf trip to South Carolina.
Sage Valley Golf Club
Just a 20 minute drive across the border from Augusta National, Sage Valley is one of South Carolina’s most exclusive clubs. The overall design of the course is similar to that of Augusta, so you’ll likely see tour players teeing it up at Sage Valley during Masters week. From tee to green, Sage Valley is an excellent stop on a golf trip to South Carolina.
Congaree Golf Club
As with many courses in South Carolina, Congaree Golf Club was built on a former rice plantation. Arguably the hardest tee time to get on a golf trip to South Carolina, Congaree offers a step back in time with century-old live oaks and several original buildings still on the property. The course itself offers a genius Fazio-design with pine-lined fairways and complex bunkering.
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