Golf Club At Wescott Plantation - Burn Kill Course

Friendly staff and nice layout. Went off as a twosome with my son, good place of play ahead of us. Course had recently aerated greens, they had not yet recovered. Only course condition complaint is the bunkers, they were washed out and crusty. Would recommend for the price.

We played this course following a day of heavy rain. Understandably it wasn’t at its best but a very solid lay out and very friendly staff. Would like to visit again when we return to the area later this summer

First time I played but had a great time. Forgiving layout allowed recovery from some errant shots helping you save your game. Lots of water on the course but should be expected considering all the rain that has fallen.

We always enjoy playing this course, facilities are clean, staff always helpful and happy, cold beer and birdies!

Excellent course layout. You will be challenged both for beginning and experienced players. Great staff especially the starter “Maggie “. I book a tee time whenever I come to Charleston.

Started on time, very friendly staff. 100 degrees out but shot less than the temperature. Course was in great shape. The ball rolled and the greens were holding. Will be back again.

The layout of this course provides a good test of your game. Plenty of dog legs, ponds, and well positioned bunkers are lurking, though the fairways are wide. My wife and I enjoyed our round at Westcott.

Couldn’t be happier; the course was in fine condition, the staff friendly as ever and the pace of play was terrific! It was like playing a private course with no one in front or in back of us. Maggie, the starter, is the best!!

Very nice golf course. Staff was friendly. Greens were great. The pace of play did get slowed down, but we were able to finish in 4 hours.

Played nine holes in league play. Three nines available; played Burn Kill which is between hardest and easiest. Course in Ok condition. Greens true, but fairways still to grow in. Good driving range and great clubhouse/bar available.

Wescott is a great course, 27 holes and they all have their different challenges to them. Greens were a little slow because of the rain but the greens were beautiful.

Enjoy the pace of the rounds today and the weather helped with playing conditions.

Played Wescott because reviews made it sound like a quality course, well maintained, and in good condition. It was none of the above. It’s claim of not being like most muni’s is just simply not the case. The course layout is mundane. Not one hole stood out as a well designed or interesting hole. The fairways and rough were sparse, especially for a southern coastal course. The grreens were decent, but an invasive weed was present on all of them, causing putting to be less than ideal. The part of my experience that was the most disappointing was that every tee box was littered with about a hundred broken tees. That just lets me know that neither the staff nor the regular players care much about their course. It’s too bad this Charleston area public course is so bad. I guess I’ll play Wild Dunes or Kiawah next time I visit the area.

This course could be a lot of fun. The conditions were terrible but may be it’s the time of year. Dead Bermuda with hard pan underneath. Tee boxes were mostly dirt. Greens rolled pretty nice.

From the moment we arrived we were treated like royalty, Clubs unloaded & directions to pro shop where the staff was attentive and helpful. Nice practice range with extra balls lying around for a quick warm up.

Played the challenging course with 2 young USAF gentlemen. Fairways bunkers came into play way too often for my game, but overall course conditions were great. Considering the beautiful weather and number of golfers pace was excellent.