Golf Club At Wescott Plantation - Burn Kill Course

The course was in great shape. Fairways were full and green, Sand Traps were recently redone, and the Greens were true and smooth.

For snowbirds in March, this beats anything up north. However, dormant bermuda makes for a round of tight lies and unpredictable greens. I was expecting a little more but am certainly happy to be playing in 78 degree weather.

Played Oak Forest first, kinda slow play but to be expected when your a twosome following a threesome on a cart path only day.

With all the rain the course was soft and muddy, greens were true , I enjoyed that. Paired with a local gentleman that was informative.

Second nine was the Burn Kill nine , I liked it more , the layout and length. Plenty of tee boxes to satisfy one’s ability.

A thrift nine , Black Robin was being occupied by a High School tournament.

The starter was a friendly informative Lady, and all staff I came in contact with was friendly...the Pro Shop gentleman could learn to maybe smile.

All in all I like the course, but seldom in this area beyond spring, so conditions are limited by weather, but I think I would really enjoy this course in firmer conditions.

Course played good considering all the rain we have had. Good rollouton tee shots. Greens in good shape. Good speed..stil need to clean ball in fairway so take a towel.

Good golf course. It could be tough if it is windy. Greens were really fast.

wet conditions and cart path only could not diminish my enthusiasm playing this course.Greens were in very good condition and rolling nicely. if I lived in the area it would be a weekly choice

I reviewed this course before and noted in the review that the bunkers turned from sand hazards into water hazards every time it rains. They recently redid all of the bunkers on this 27 hole course. They now drain well and are much improved.

We were only able to play nine. Rain came in. Unfortunately we booked as a hot deal so golf course could not give rain check. I guess you get what you pay for. I don’t think I will be using hot deals going forward.

I play Wescott whenever I’m in the Charleston area. It’s a welcoming place with three nines—one of which was unfortunately closed for work being completed. They are sinking some money into the place redoing the bunkers. Because the one nine was closed we experienced some slow play. But we still enjoyed the course. It’s well worth a visit. Shout out to Maggie the starter. She is a gem.

The course was in good shape considering all the rain that had occurred recently. So it was cart path only and the fairways and fringe was very saturated. But it was a pleasant round of golf nonetheless.

The greens were near perfect and the course layout made for enjoyable play. The staff was friendly and the starter paired me with a group that plays every Sunday. The fairways are wide open so you can really gets some distance

Sun was shining but the last two days were rainy. I played here before and the course was fast with lots of hazards (water, bunkers and the like). It was a good experience. The last two days was A lot of rain. There were large puddles in the fairway and most of the bunkers. The ground does not drain well because there is too much clay in the soil. If you went into a bunker you would likely lose your ball because the water does not drain and is a brownish color. I paid for a full round but could not enjoy fishing to (not) find my ball in a bunker. I quit after nine holes. Do not play here if it has recently rained.

Driving range is competitive, drinks are resonably priced, and 3 nine hole courses to complete a well rounded 18. Be careful though, greens are fast!

I was a single got paired with a fun group and had a good dog at the turn.

Unfortunately there was a tournament going on so I only got to play Oaks twice. Don’t get me wrong it was an amazing course and fun to play. Just wished I could have tried a different course.