Wild Dunes Resort

I understand at all golf courses you have to wait from time to time. We were backed up 3 to 4 groups deep because of a group or couple being slow, belligerent, dancing, being loud and screaming. IF 3-4 GROUPS ARE WAITING ON ONE HOLE YOU HAVE A PROBLEM IN THE FRONT. We started at 3:30 and got through 14 holes as we had to quit at 7:20 due to no light. We were starting hole 10 3 hours after we started. For $80 bones at 3pm I would expect not to put up with bs but I guess that doesn’t keep the trash out and nobody at the course were on top of this. I won’t get a refund on the 4 holes I didn’t get to play nor will I know what I actually shot. Needless to say I wasn’t thrilled with my value here as I paid 80 bucks for basically the front 9. I would never pay $200 for the 8am tee time here especially when they let people do whatever they want. Course was in good shape for October.

This course was worth every penny. We paid about $90 for the 2pm tee time and loved it. Awesome views, course layout is fun, and challenging. Will be playing again next time I am in the area.

There are MUCH Better courses to play in this area for much less money. Greens are almost lost. Tee boxes are not much better. Was also cart path only making it a horrible day of golf on the harbor course. I hear the other course is in better shape

Solid course at Wild Dunes ocean Course. Some Greens and bunkers were like cement, but most were good. I look forward to my next visit!

Love the harbor side course at Wild Dunes in SC. The course was in excellent condition and the weather (slight overcast) couldn't have been any better. The greens need just a bit of love.. they are stamp size (I mean, like 5 x 10 yds at times) and they could be re-surfaced / seeded. But still - excellent course and very good value! Bring your "A" game; there is more water around the course than you can shake a stick at! :)

Played the Links Course and have to say it is in spectacular shape. Everything about this experience was great. The staff is friendly and helpful, the course is immaculate and our twosome played 18 holes in a little over 2-1/2 hours on a Saturday afternoon and we felt like we were taking our time!

The course itself is mix of everything. You feel safe taking driver off the tee because of the wider fairways, but there are lots of well protected, tucked away greens that make it interesting to say the least. Add in a strong ocean breeze and it's one of the more challenging and fun courses to play in all of Charleston.

I usually play at Charleston National but I'm seriously considering making this my home course. If you live here you should add this course to the rotation, and if you're just passing through this is a must play while you're here!

I consider this the best course available to the public in Charleston. The course was in fantastic condition, and offers a good variety of holes. IMO this course is slightly easier than the Harbor course, but can still gobble up golf balls if not hitting straight off the tee. The finishing holes are picturesque. I wish I would have had the chance to play 18 as a par 4 before they were forced to shorten it to a par 3.

Do not be fooled by the short layout on the scorecard. This course plays long and is very challenging off the tee. I absolutely love the Wild Dunes course, and consider them the best public courses in Charleston. However, make sure you pack a few extra sleeve's.

Move this course 30 minutes inland and it’s $25 a round, plus a sandwich at the turn.

They did not tell us no food or drinks would be available prior to the round. They had some bottles of water out but did not offer anything else on the course. No water while out on the course. If we had known we would have brought our own.