Harbor at Wild Dunes Golf Links

Greens are rough, long, and slow

One par 5 being played as a par 3

If you travel - do not go here.

We won’t be back.

My wife and I were very disappointed by this course. It had rained the day before so there was standing pools of water all over the course, bunkers, burns etc. we lost 3 balls each in fairway. We Couldn’t find a restroom on the course at all. Also 8 th hole par 5 played as a par 3 because of reconstruction. Greens were mowed terribly but fairways were not riough just off fairway was 4/5 inches so if u found your ball advancing it became a battle. Scorecard not really that helpful to help you avoid trouble. I think under the circumstances a rain check might have been a better offer or at least a heads up about the course. Maybe the links course is better but I wouldn’t spend that kind of money on this course when there are cheaper and much better courses in the area.

First time playing, course is nothing special. Everyone rants about the views, Holes 17 & 18 was the only time I took my phone out for a picture. Course should be $50-60 but since it’s in a resort they can up charge. I got the golf now deal and I’m a golf pass member so ended up playing for $76 but still questionable at the price. If you never played it’s worth it to go check out but I probably won’t play again. Fairways and greens were in fair condition. One par 5 under construction so there is a total of 5 or 6 par 3s now.

Staff was very rude and unfriendly. Course is in a gated beach community and has a lot of elderly retired people that play there. These people are unkind and unwelcoming to anyone who isn’t part of the community. Would not recommend EVER playing here and will not be returning. Worst place I’ve ever played.

Wish we had realized the greens were being aerated. Couple holes under construction. I’ve played municipal courses in better shape for much less but overall decent course.

The greens were below average. The beverage cart was never seen during the 4 -5 hours we played. Not worth the money you pay. We do not recommend this course to anyone if you want the bang for your buck!

Plus the guest parking is a total mess!

This is one of those places that’s cool if you’ve never seen. Not something I’d play all the time but definitely some good views, well kept and nice staff. Give it a try

Fairways were in excellent shape; greens in good shape; bunkers in terrible shape;

No sand, for the price you pay for this course you think they could afford to put sand in the bunkers;

Also, some of the mowing lines for the greens could be made bigger; not sure why they make them as small as they can. Also, not sure why the upkeep on this course is not the same as the Links course.

Some easy fixes would make this course so much better and the value would equal the price charged.

Course was in great shape. Lush fairways and receptive greens. The layout is very “squeezed” especially on the front 9. The back 9 opens up a bit. Green fees a little overpriced for what you are getting . With that said, I played it two days in a row due to the convenient location. (I was staying at wild dunes resort.)

The Harbor Course at Wild Dunes was a good gem in the SC Low Country. Played the Harbor Course while on vacation with the fam. My kids enjoyed the challenge of the course and my wife enjoyed the scenery as she doesn’t play. We got pair with a fourth, who was really good to play with! The course was challenging and the winds coming off the marsh added an interesting twist. One hole was under repair which was a par 5, and they turned it into a par 3 until fixed. Some of The greens are a little small so your approach shot is key! The staff was great and friendly! Definitely a track I would play again if visiting Charleston.

Overall really fun course to play, very short but tight and small greens so made each hole a challenge. The scenery was different on each hole and had great views down the stretch. My 2 negatives were no GPS (would have been nice on several holes and for the price it’s kind of expected) & construction on hole 8, shortening a par 5 to a 3 and total par of 68.

It was nice but I’ve played other courses just as nice for a lot less money.