Wild Dunes Resort

Probably one of the top 5 courses I’ve ever played. I strongly suggest this course for a trip the resort is also really nice.

Unique and scenic layout . The fairways were in poor condition.

Really tight fairways and you pay for missing them with lots of water and marshy areas, usually on both sides of the fairways, Given that they did not have their own driving range, the first couple holes for me were difficult until I got warmed up. I was told that there was a driving range at another course down the road but, as it took me nearly 20 minutes to find a parking space, I didn't want to give it up and then try and find another space when I came back. Overall the course was well cared for and the views were often stunning.

tight, interesting & well kept...

if you’re a beginner - bring lots of balls

staff couldn’t have been nicer, some great low-country vistas accompanied the last few holes & no two holes were alike...

a bit of a drive to get there from Charleston...but worth the trip!

Greens were in great shape. The rest of the course was in pretty rough condition. The finishing holes into the wind were tremendous.

Not even worth $100 let alone the $200 i paid. Tiny par 3s, tiny par 5s, the worlds smallest greens, set up is weird as course was developed within already established construction. Id play this again for $80 not $200

First time playing this.course and I was not disappointed. With no one in front or behind us pace of play leisurely and enjoyable. Overall course was fun to play, challenging but not overly difficult. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Only downside was the grounds crew were constantly using the leaf blowers on the fairway. Other than that would play here again.