Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, Pinehurst, Wilmington... So Much Golf to Love In the Carolinas!
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Quick Shots Off the Tee
After Ocean Course beats you up, head for Kiawah Resort's more peaceful Osprey Point
Once you've experienced Kiawah Island Golf Resort's famed and daunting Ocean Course, you'll probably be in need of a friendlier kind of golf course, and Osprey Point just down the road is your haven. Shielded from the fierce, ocean winds and playing through a scenic and wild maritime forest filled with oaks and magnolias on Kiawah Island, Tom Fazio built a course that is easy on the eyes - and scorecard.
Arthur Hills' golf course at Palmetto Dunes on Hilton Head: The brain outweighs the driver
The Arthur Hills course at Palmetto Dunes isn't one of Hilton Head Island's monsters at only 6,652 yards from the back tees, but it has traditionally been a favorite of both island regulars and newcomers.
From the ashes of Sea Marsh comes Pete Dye's Heron Point golf course at Sea Pines Resort
Now called Heron Point, the old Sea Marsh course at the Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head has been completely made over by renowned golf course architect Pete Dye. It's an excellent compliment to the other two golf courses at Sea Pines Resort: Harbour Town Golf Links and the Ocean course.