Harbor at Wild Dunes Golf Links

I have had the opportunity to play the harbour and links course many times and you can tell the links is much more looked after and provides the best overall experience, quality and feel. Although the harbour is a tight and technical track with some great views of the intercostal waterway, you can’t help but to notice that the maintenance is just not at the same calibre as the neighbouring links course. The greens seemed inconsistent. Some soaking wet and others bone dry. Some features of pathways and golf course landscaping seemed a little forgotten compared to its sister course the links. There was also some ongoing construction in and around some holes but this was control of the course but local utilities. What is most important to me is value for my dollar. What am I getting for that green fee on and off the course? I can’t say that it is worth $130 a round but closer to $70. A nice fun course but just not $130 nice.

The greens had been aerated and no one told us. Had to wait on every single shot. Not worth the price. I’ve played on public courses for a third of the price in much better shape.

Course layout is nice and the views are pretty. However the greens were barely in ok shape with weeds and pits throughout. Cart girl came by once on the third hole and never saw her again. No access to food or drink at the turn. In my opinion it's not worth the money. Much better conditions in Hilton Head or Myrtle Beach.

Pretty course but because of storm could only play holes 1-4 and 14-18 but got a rain check to come back and I will enjoyed playing there

For the money it’s terrible. Picturesque views. But freshly aerated greens, constant construction work, and no real clubhouse don’t make for a great time. The overpriced drinks from the beverage cart couldn’t even make up for the 30yard wide fairways.

Courses along the water while on vacation are great, but as these things go, Harbor was ok.

Late July, the tee boxes were ragged, greens very slow, and sand bunkers and wash areas were pretty hard packed. The course did not offer a driving range (had to go down the street to a restricted distance patch). The clubhouse wasn’t notable. Golf carts were older.

We enjoyed our time, but this isn’t the Ocean Course, for sure.

Short greens and way too many par 3’s

Course fairway in good condition but overgrown rough made it difficult if not impossible to find your ball. Marshall should have been more diligent on pace of play and outright rude golfers who intentionally hit down on us and instead of kicking them off the course after they were late for tee time and refused to join the 4 some additionally, according to the staff they were incredibly rude to the staff and disrespectful …other than that the staff was very pleasant.