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Can anyone give me suggestions on courses in/near Charleston, SC? We are going to play at least 4 rounds while we are there, one of which will be a Kiawah Island course. I don't want to play all my rounds on Kiawah because they are rather proud of their courses. I have played the Municipal, but I am looking for some feedback about Shadowmoss, the Wild Dunes courses, etc. Any suggestions?

"Life's tough. It's tougher if you're stupid."- John Wayne


Dunes West is a great course. And the links course at Wild Dunes is fantastic also.

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Assuming you are coming down in the next 2-3 weeks...can't be said enough. It's HOT.

That is good and bad. Rates are a little lower, but it's still hot.

Wild Dunes Links are also proud of their course....but it is nice. I'm not a big fan of Wild Dunes harbor course...just my opinion

One step down (IMO) from Wild Dunes and Kiawah courses are:
--Rivertowne, Dunes West in East cooper area
--Crowfield in N. Chas. area
--Stono Ferry (my home courst) in West Ashley area

Two steps down (IMO)
--Charleston National adn Patriots Point in East cooper area
--Coosaw Creek in N. Chas. area
--Shadowmoss in West Ashley area

Word to the Wise----It is aerification time at many courses around here now. They SHOULD tell you when making tee-times, but I would ask.

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  • 2 weeks later...
Thanks for the input. I played 1 round at the Muni, 2 at Shadowmoss Plantation, and 2 at Dunes West. I tried to get a time at Stono Ferry, but they couldn't fit us in as our schedule allowed. Those are some great golf courses.

"Life's tough. It's tougher if you're stupid."- John Wayne


Rivertowne was amazing when I went, greens were in great shape.

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