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Kiawah Island Resort
1 Sanctuary Beach Dr
Kiawah Island, SC 29455-5434, United States
Kiawah Island, SC 29455-5434, United States
843.768.2121
Five courses are part of this resort:
OCEAN COURSE
1000 Ocean Course Dr
Kiawah Island SC 29455-5902
843.557.0276
(Pete and Alice Dye, 1991)
Famous for hosting the 1991 Ryder Cup ("The War by the Shore"), the Ocean Course was listed #1 in Golf Digest's "America's 50 Toughest Golf Courses," with a then-155 slope rating and a 79.6 course rating. The course saw renovations in 1997, 2002, and 2003. The Ocean Course is walking-only during the mornings. And aside from the Tournament tee boxes listed here, the Ocean Course has unmarked tee boxes that stretch the course to 7,873 yards.
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TURTLE POINT
1 Turtle Point Ln
Johns Island SC 29455-5928
843.266.4050
(Jack Nicklaus, 1981)
HEAD PRO: Mark Schaffer, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Steve Agazzi, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifEagle Bermuda
Jack Nicklaus designed Turtle Point, which opened in 1981 and was renovated in 2000.
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OAK POINT GOLF COURSE
4394 Hope Plantation Dr
Johns Island SC 29455-4102
843.266.4100
(Clyde B. Johnston, 1991)
HEAD PRO: Scott Ammon, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Bill Daly, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
Architect Clyde B. Johnston did the original course design in 1991; Johnston was brought back to oversee some later renovations.
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OSPREY POINT GOLF COURSE
700 Governors Dr
Kiawah Island SC 29455-5809
843.266.4640
(Tom Fazio, 1986)
HEAD PRO: Jim Kelechi, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Steve Miller, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
Osprey Point was originally developed as a private members' club, but is now open to the public as part of the resort.
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COUGAR POINT GOLF COURSE
12 Kiawah Beach Dr
Johns Island SC 29455-5677
843.266.4020
(Gary Player, 1996)
HEAD PRO: Ric Ferguson, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Brad French, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
This course was formerly known as "Marsh Point" until the resort retained Gary Player to redesign the course.
OCEAN COURSE
1000 Ocean Course Dr
Kiawah Island SC 29455-5902
843.557.0276
(Pete and Alice Dye, 1991)
Famous for hosting the 1991 Ryder Cup ("The War by the Shore"), the Ocean Course was listed #1 in Golf Digest's "America's 50 Toughest Golf Courses," with a then-155 slope rating and a 79.6 course rating. The course saw renovations in 1997, 2002, and 2003. The Ocean Course is walking-only during the mornings. And aside from the Tournament tee boxes listed here, the Ocean Course has unmarked tee boxes that stretch the course to 7,873 yards.
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TURTLE POINT
1 Turtle Point Ln
Johns Island SC 29455-5928
843.266.4050
(Jack Nicklaus, 1981)
HEAD PRO: Mark Schaffer, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Steve Agazzi, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifEagle Bermuda
Jack Nicklaus designed Turtle Point, which opened in 1981 and was renovated in 2000.
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OAK POINT GOLF COURSE
4394 Hope Plantation Dr
Johns Island SC 29455-4102
843.266.4100
(Clyde B. Johnston, 1991)
HEAD PRO: Scott Ammon, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Bill Daly, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
Architect Clyde B. Johnston did the original course design in 1991; Johnston was brought back to oversee some later renovations.
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OSPREY POINT GOLF COURSE
700 Governors Dr
Kiawah Island SC 29455-5809
843.266.4640
(Tom Fazio, 1986)
HEAD PRO: Jim Kelechi, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Steve Miller, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
Osprey Point was originally developed as a private members' club, but is now open to the public as part of the resort.
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COUGAR POINT GOLF COURSE
12 Kiawah Beach Dr
Johns Island SC 29455-5677
843.266.4020
(Gary Player, 1996)
HEAD PRO: Ric Ferguson, PGA
SUPERINTENDENT: Brad French, GCSAA
FAIRWAYS: 419 Bermuda
GREENS: TifDwarf Bermuda
This course was formerly known as "Marsh Point" until the resort retained Gary Player to redesign the course.
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Course Details
Type: | Resort |
Greens Fees (including cart): | |
Weekday: | $200 - $299 |
Weekend: | over $300 |
General Manager: | Brian Gerard (DoG) |
Superintendent: | Jeff Stone, GCSAA |
Guest Policy: | open |
Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
Season Start: | Year-round, weather permitting |
Pro Shop : | yes |
Fairways Grass: | 419 Bermuda |
Driving Range: | Grass hitting surface |
Short Game Practice: | yes with sand bunker |
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Charleston Municipal Golf Course
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Seabrook Island Golf Club
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Charleston, SC (11 miles)
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Recent Reviews
anthony.dyer - 11/27/21
Played Oak Point. Beautiful course, but gators in every water hole. Not worth looking for wayward balls because them creatures are hard to see in the shade. Luckily most were small to medium, except for the tenth hole where granddaddy was sunning. Tee boxes were good, fairways good, greens fast. Not a course for high handicaps, but loved playing it anyways. The only draw back was the kitchen, no real food, just pre made sandwiches, chips and drinks.
Played Oak Point. Beautiful course, but gators in every water hole. Not worth looking for wayward balls because them creatures are hard to see in the shade. Luckily most were small to medium, except for the tenth hole where granddaddy was sunning. Tee boxes were good, fairways good, greens fast. Not a course for high handicaps, but loved playing it anyways. The only draw back was the kitchen, no real food, just pre made sandwiches, chips and drinks.
TheRicker - 5/3/21
I played Turtle Point. One of the most well-maintained courses I've ever played. The few times I didn't drive the fairway, I thought the rough I was in was fair and playable. Immaculate course. Greens were a little faster than I'm used to at the local public courses but they rolled true. Great experience.
I played Turtle Point. One of the most well-maintained courses I've ever played. The few times I didn't drive the fairway, I thought the rough I was in was fair and playable. Immaculate course. Greens were a little faster than I'm used to at the local public courses but they rolled true. Great experience.
georgekkennedy - 5/23/15
unrivalled quality - great caddies
tough at times off the next to back tees
most expensive golf course ive ever played
unrivalled quality - great caddies
tough at times off the next to back tees
most expensive golf course ive ever played
DavidBise - 5/4/15
FOR A GOLFER,THIS WOULD BE ONE OF THE BEST COURSES EVER TO PLAY. EXPENSIVE, BUT WORTH THE COST.
FOR A GOLFER,THIS WOULD BE ONE OF THE BEST COURSES EVER TO PLAY. EXPENSIVE, BUT WORTH THE COST.
pdrower - 3/30/14
The Best Resort course in the US. The Ocean course when the wind is down is getable, however it is tough, when the wind blows have fun. The Course offers the best views anywhere in the US and a true links style course as you'll get this side of the Pond!
The Best Resort course in the US. The Ocean course when the wind is down is getable, however it is tough, when the wind blows have fun. The Course offers the best views anywhere in the US and a true links style course as you'll get this side of the Pond!
dkfishnh - 2/13/14
Best combination of course conditioning & scenery of any course I've played on and they've got 4 courses like that. Ocean, Osprey, & Cougar are about equal with Ocean coming out ahead with the Ocean views & multi-million dollar homes. Turtle Point had a little less scenery.
Best combination of course conditioning & scenery of any course I've played on and they've got 4 courses like that. Ocean, Osprey, & Cougar are about equal with Ocean coming out ahead with the Ocean views & multi-million dollar homes. Turtle Point had a little less scenery.
Richierich20 - 1/28/14
pretty simple! not challeging!
pretty simple! not challeging!
CraigFischer - 8/6/13
Great driving range; free balls and tees. Putting green good layout.
Beautiful course; well manicured. People at the course are all super-friendly and helpful. Beverage cart hit us 5 times in 18 holes - very good! Additionally, a marshal came with water if we needed.
It would rate 5 stars if the greens fee were a little lower - in season was $180 USD. That's pretty steep!
Great driving range; free balls and tees. Putting green good layout.
Beautiful course; well manicured. People at the course are all super-friendly and helpful. Beverage cart hit us 5 times in 18 holes - very good! Additionally, a marshal came with water if we needed.
It would rate 5 stars if the greens fee were a little lower - in season was $180 USD. That's pretty steep!
TEnglehart - 5/12/13
One of the best courses in the US, especially The Ocean course. A lot of fun and very challenging. Also found Osprey to be a beautiful course. Cougar is good and probably a little easier than some of the others. Heard Turtle Point was in rough shape (greens) so changed to Cougar Point instead.
One of the best courses in the US, especially The Ocean course. A lot of fun and very challenging. Also found Osprey to be a beautiful course. Cougar is good and probably a little easier than some of the others. Heard Turtle Point was in rough shape (greens) so changed to Cougar Point instead.
AGA Fan - 9/16/12
Golfing heaven!! Ocean Course is EVERYTHING said about it!!!
Golfing heaven!! Ocean Course is EVERYTHING said about it!!!
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