Designed by Pete and Alice Dye, The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island is one of the most iconic and visually stunning golf experiences in the world. Opened in 1991—just in time to host the unforgettable Ryder Cup known as the “War on the Shore”—this championship layout features more seaside holes than any other course in the Northern Hemisphere, with ten perched along the Atlantic coastline.

Every round here is an unforgettable test, shaped by coastal winds, strategic design, and panoramic ocean views from nearly every hole. For golfers chasing a true bucket-list experience, The Ocean Course stands among the game’s greatest stages.

Originally designed by Tom Fazio and beautifully renovated in 2014, Osprey Point is a stunning example of how championship golf can blend seamlessly with its natural Lowcountry setting. This thoughtful design features scenic lagoons, maritime forests, and native wetlands that both challenge and inspire players of every level.

Each hole at Osprey Point offers its own distinct personality, with four memorable par 5s, four demanding par 3s, and ten exceptional par 4s that reward strategy as much as precision. Known for its playability, variety, and pure natural beauty, Osprey Point delivers a round that’s as enjoyable as it is unforgettable.

Blending the charm of Scottish links-style design with the beauty of South Carolina’s coastal landscape, Oak Point offers a unique and engaging round for golfers of all levels. Designed by Clyde Johnston, the course weaves through tidal marshes, freshwater lagoons, and the serene banks of the Kiawah River, framed by the island’s maritime forest.

Oak Point’s rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and classic contours create a layout that’s both visually striking and rewarding to play. It’s a course that captures the spirit of Lowcountry golf—where every hole tells a story shaped by nature and tradition.

Designed by Jack Nicklaus, Turtle Point is a true shot-maker’s course that demands strategy, precision, and creativity from tee to green. Recently renovated to enhance both playability and aesthetics, the layout winds gracefully through maritime forests and lagoons before unveiling three unforgettable holes along the Atlantic coastline.

Nicklaus’ thoughtful design rewards those who think their way around the course rather than simply overpowering it. Subtle elevation changes, narrow fairways, and small greens create a classic challenge—while the oceanfront stretch delivers some of the most breathtaking views on the island.