Harbor at Wild Dunes Golf Links

Played the Harbor Course while on vacation in the Charleston area. No problem getting a tee time at a pretty good rate, although of course it was a weekday in January! Found the tees to be a little confusing because the card said that they had black, white, gold and red tees but only the only markers were black and gold. In reality the black markers were a hybrid of black and white and the gold was hybrid of the gold and red. In any case, it was fun to play - not long bur very tight with even slightly errant drives costing you strokes. Greens were small but fast. Definitely worth a visit if in the area..

Bachelor party in front of us .

No help from anyone over 4 plus hours nobody cared

Second time I played this course. Staff was friendly. Pace of play was excellent. Didn’t have to wait for any holes. Course was in excellent shape. Tight course need to land in the fairway. Greens have very little break. Would play this course again.

a good course inside a gated community. Good for the money.

Course was OK. Tee area was a bit beat up. Greens were just seeded but ball rolling true.

They didn’t advise it was cart path only due to seeding. The greens were in bad shape because nobody in South Carolina must know how to fix a divot. I started at 2:30 and did not get to finish the last four holes.

Staff was friendly. Course was in pretty good shape overall Tight fairways so better hit straight of the tee. Greens are however some of the smallest I’ve ever played in 40 years I’ve been playing. Pace of play was terrible. We started at 2:30 and couldn’t finish our round due to getting too dark. Didn’t get to play last two holes. And for the price there are much better courses to play! They want around $250 for prime spots in early November when we played. I paid 100 for 2:30 spot. I don’t mind paying up but this course is r worth it.