Links at Wild Dunes Golf Links

I jumped at the opportunity to play Tom Fazio’s first design during my recent visit to Charleston. Every hole is fun to look at and figure which way to work your way to the hole. Everything was in tip-top shape, with the greens and bunkers in fine resort-course form. Pace of play was great, but I went later in the day during blustery conditions. Nice practice putting/chipping green The driving range is smallish—irons only with floating balls, but that did not dampen my fun on the course. Frequent and friendly beverage cart.

We decided to get a round in while we were visiting Charleston. I picked Wild Dunes link course and we were all happy with the course. You don’t see the ocean until the last couple of greens and then have to look above the berm to see it. The pictures online makes you think that you will see the ocean along those holes but you really can’t. The course was in good shape and the greens were also okay. I would play it again and try the harbor course also.

We played this course after heavy rainfall. We were informed to be prepared for extremely wet conditions. The course obviously has excellent drainage because we rarely ran into any water issues and the greens rolled beautifully. Will definitely be back.

Have never played a Links style course so this was surprisingly amazing. I'm not a scratch golfer by any stretch but felt that I handled the course very well...applying my handicap I was 10 under par. Great course, will play it again if the opportunity arises.

This is a very fun course to play, course was in great condition sans a few chewed up tee boxes on the par 3s. The golf carts are absolute crap and need to be replaced, parking breaks that won’t engage and no gps on a course that can cost $280 at a prime time is unacceptable. My park district course has better cart for a $30 round. Other than the carts I loved the course and played it twice in one week.

Green had been punched a couple days prior, but boy were they still fast and true. Just an impeccable layout with plenty of risk/reward holes. 17 and 18 are gorgeous and you get the full effect of the island/ocean view. My literal only “complaint” is ending on a par 3….but to be fair, I’d complain if Augusta National ended on a par 3

The pace of play was poor with what appeared to be a group of 8 ahead of us. The practice area was underwhelming. The lay out and course was great and very fun. Would love to play again with a better pace of play.

Course was in excellent shape. It’s short, but the greens are tough, which makes up for it

The course is wider than Harbour and beautiful but not a flat lie anywhere and the greens are unforgiving.

This course is a real challenge but enjoyable. Be patient and understand EVERY green rolls in almost every direction

i play feb and march only and the 2 courses do not over seed with rye grass so entire rough and sides are dormant grass and dirt.

For $200 a round I am surprised .

17 and 18 are only holes you see the ocean and it is impressive.

Wild Dunes' cheaper course Harbor has alot more water views but more difficult