South Carolina Golf Holidays
South Carolina Golf Holidays
South Carolina is a top-tier destination for golfers, offering stunning courses, luxurious accommodations, and a warm Southern welcome. With its beautiful coastline, historic towns, and mild year-round climate, it’s perfect for golf breaks and holidays.
Golf Capital of the World
Known as the Golf Capital of the World, South Carolina is home to over 350 courses. Play at iconic locations like Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, host of the RBC Heritage PGA Tour event. Test your skills at the challenging Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, renowned for hosting the Ryder Cup and PGA Championship. With its 90+ courses, Myrtle Beach offers various layouts, from oceanfront gems to championship-level designs.
Golf Packages
South Carolina golf holidays provide exceptional value. Many packages include green fees, cart rentals, and on-site accommodations, ensuring a seamless experience. Stay at luxurious golf resorts, boutique hotels, or coastal inns, each offering easy access to premier courses. The state’s diverse regions mean you can tailor your trip to suit your preferences, from relaxing beach getaways to active golfing adventures.
Why golf in South Carolina?
What makes South Carolina a standout golfing destination is its incredible variety, welcoming atmosphere, and accessibility. Its blend of championship courses, stunning natural beauty, and first-class hospitality sets it apart from other locations.
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Book your South Carolina golf holiday today and experience world-class golf, exceptional service, and unforgettable scenery. Whether planning a quick golf break or an extended stay, South Carolina promises an extraordinary golfing adventure.
Top Golf Accommodations for South Carolina Golf Holidays
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Kiawah Island is just 50 minutes south of Charleston, South Carolina. It has five golf courses, including The Ocean Course, which hosted the Ryder Cup in 1991 and the PGA Championship in 2021. Visitors can stay in villas, private homes, or the 5-star Sanctuary Hotel that offers beautiful ocean views, great dining, and relaxing spa services. While you’re there, enjoy various dining options, spend time at the spa, take a dip in the pools, rent bikes, go kayaking, or try fishing.
The Inn & Club at Harbour Town (Sea Pines Resort)
Located on Hilton Head Island. A boutique hotel within Sea Pines Resort, close to Harbour Town Golf Links, host of the RBC Heritage PGA Tour event. Provides elegant rooms and access to three public courses. Perfect for Hilton Head Island golf holidays. Amenities include dining, spa, tennis, bike rentals, watersports.
Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort
Located on Hilton Head Island. It offers three courses: Robert Trent Jones, Arthur Hills, and George Fazio. Accommodations include villas and private homes with oceanfront views. Suits families and groups for South Carolina golf breaks. Amenities include beach access, tennis, kayaking, dining, bike rentals.
The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa
Located on Hilton Head Island. A luxury resort with oceanfront guestrooms and access to nearby courses like Oyster Reef and Port Royal Golf Club. Offers comfort for relaxing Hilton Head golf holidays. Amenities include three pools, spa, fitness center, dining, private balconies.
Wild Dunes Resort
Located on the Isle of Palms, near Charleston. Features two Tom Fazio-designed courses: Links and Harbor. Offers villas and condos for groups or families. Great for Charleston golf holiday with beach access. Amenities include dining, spa, pools, tennis, bike rentals.
Useful to know
You can fly to South Carolina with one or more stopovers from most major airports in the UK, as there are no direct flights.
Popular Airports in South Carolina:
Charleston International Airport (CHS)
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP)
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR)
Average Flight Times from the UK:
London – Approximately 10-11 hours (one stop, commonly via Atlanta, Charlotte, or New York).
Manchester – Around 11-12 hours (one or two stopovers).
Birmingham – Approximately 12-13 hours (one or two stopovers).
Leeds – Roughly 12-13 hours (typically with two stopovers).
Glasgow – Around 12-13 hours (typically with two stopovers).
Flights typically require connections such as Atlanta (ATL), Charlotte (CLT), or New York (JFK).
South Carolina operates on Eastern Time, so adjust your schedule accordingly.
It’s worth noting that flight times may vary depending on factors such as weather conditions, airline schedules, and airport traffic.
The United Kingdom is 5 hours ahead of South Carolina.
Transfers are available in and around; however, we can arrange transfers for you if you need them.
South Carolina’s climate supports year-round golf, with peak playing conditions in spring and autumn.
Summer (June-August) is the hottest season, with temperatures reaching 30°C-35°C (86°F-95°F) and high humidity. Coastal breezes offer relief, but early tee times are recommended.
Winter (December-February) remains mild, with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 18°C (41°F-64°F), providing favourable conditions for golf, especially in coastal areas.
Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal for golf, with comfortable temperatures between 15°C and 27°C (59°F-81°F) and lower humidity.
In summer, expect sunrise around 6:15 a.m. and sunset near 8:30 p.m., while in winter, see sunrise around 7:15 a.m. and sunset by 5:30 p.m.
Book your South Carolina golf holiday for ideal conditions and scenic courses.
After your round of golf in South Carolina, explore coastal towns like Charleston or Myrtle Beach. Relax on pristine beaches, savour fresh seafood, or visit historic plantations. Enjoy water sports, shopping, or a scenic boat tour through the Lowcountry. South Carolina offers the perfect mix of relaxation and culture after your game.
South Carolina hosts some of the best golf courses in the USA, perfect for golf holidays.
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island
A Pete Dye design, hosting the 1991 Ryder Cup and 2021 PGA Championship. Features 10 oceanfront holes, challenging winds, and fast greens. Ideal for luxury South Carolina golf trips. Yardage is 7,876 yards, par 72. Key Features are ocean views, a links-style layout, and a PGA Tour venue.
Harbour Town Golf Links
A Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus design, home to the RBC Heritage PGA Tour event. Known for tight fairways and the iconic lighthouse at the 18th hole. Perfect for Hilton Head Island golf holidays. Yardage is 7,099 yards, par 71. Key Features are a coastal setting, small greens, and strategic bunkers.
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
A Robert Trent Jones design, hosting the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach Classic. Features Alligator Alley (holes 11-13) with water hazards. Suits Myrtle Beach golf vacations. Yardage is 7,195 yards, par 72. Key Features are scenic lagoons, a challenging par-4 18th, and a historic venue.
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
A Mike Strantz design, ranked among America’s Top 100 Public Courses. Offers large greens, oak-lined fairways, and a Southern-style clubhouse. Great for Myrtle Beach golf breaks. Yardage is 6,526 yards, par 70. Key Features are scenic marshlands, creative bunkering, and player-friendly layout.
TPC Myrtle Beach
A Tom Fazio design, a former Senior PGA Tour venue. Features rolling fairways, water hazards, and demanding greens. Ideal for challenging Myrtle Beach golf trips. Yardage is 6,950 yards, par 72. Key Features are PGA Tour-calibre, scenic woodlands, and a tough layout.
Palmetto Dunes (Robert Trent Jones Course)
A Robert Trent Jones design with oceanfront holes and wide fairways. Known for its challenging par-4s and lagoon system. Perfect for family-friendly Hilton Head golf holidays. Yardage is 7,005 yards, par 72. Key Features are ocean views, a forgiving layout, and resort amenities.
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