South Carolina blends tour-level challenge, Lowcountry scenery, and beach town energy across three superstar hubs: Kiawah Island & Charleston, and the Myrtle Beach Grand Strand. Links Up packages match tee sheets, travel time, and lodging to your crew’s style – from Ocean Course bucket lists to multi-day Myrtle value plays with replays and ocean sunsets.
Why book South Carolina with Links Up?
Whether you want a premium Ocean Course weekend with caddies, a group-friendly Legends/MBN rotation, or a balanced Charleston + Isle of Palms mix, we tailor tee times, transport, dining, and lodging with clear per-golfer pricing.
Best bases & regions
Kiawah Island – Oceanfront golf with five resort courses (Ocean, Osprey, Turtle, Cougar, Oak Point). Charleston’s downtown is about 45-60 minutes away for nightlife and dining.
Charleston & Isle of Palms / Wild Dunes – Combine historic city vibes with Wild Dunes’ Links & Harbor courses plus area favorites like Charleston National, Dunes West, and Rivertowne.
Myrtle Beach (Grand Strand) – Dozens of package-friendly options from Legends (Heathland, Moorland, Parkland) to MBN (Kings North, West) and coastal scenics (Pawleys, Heritage Club, Rivers Edge).
Kiawah Island signatures (we book)
- Ocean Course – Kiawah – wind-shaped strategy and world-class caddie program; pace and photo opportunities managed in your itinerary.
- Osprey Point – player-friendly yet strategic; great warm-up to Ocean.
- Turtle Point – classic Nicklaus lines with coastal breezes.
- Cougar Point – renovated charm and strong conditioning.
- Oak Point – inland strategy that rounds out a Kiawah five-pack.
Charleston & Isle of Palms
- Wild Dunes – Links & Harbor – seaside vibe with an island-resort footprint.
- Charleston National – marsh views and a locals’ favorite.
- Dunes West – playable and scenic Lowcountry corridors.
- Rivertowne Country Club – strong routing with water strategy.
Myrtle Beach essentials (we book)
- Legends – Heathland, Moorland, Parkland – three distinct personalities; excellent value with food and drink inclusions on packages depending on season.
- Myrtle Beach National – Kings North & West – classic Grand Strand duo; Kings North’s “The Gambler” is a crowd-pleaser.
- Pawleys Plantation – marsh-edge beauty with a demanding finish.
- Heritage Club – live oaks, history, and big-shouldered greens.
- Prestwick – Pete and P.B. Dye pedigree; wind and water in play.
- Grande Dunes Resort – elevated visuals above the Intracoastal.
- Rivers Edge – spectacular marshland shot values.
- Sea Trail – Jones/Byrd/Maples – versatile options over the border in North Carolina, easy to slot into northern Myrtle plans.
Beach days & Lowcountry eats
Pair morning golf with afternoons at Folly Beach, Sullivan’s Island, or Isle of Palms and Garden City or Cherry Grove in Myrtle. For food, think she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, oysters. Charleston’s King Street and the French Quarter deliver lively evenings, while Myrtle’s MarshWalk is perfect for casual sunsets and live music.
Best time to go
- Prime: March-May and September-November.
- Value: Summer with early starts and winter shoulder weeks.
- Events: Spring weekends can be popular – book early for Kiawah, Wild Dunes, and Legends rotations.
Wind, weather & pace
- Wind: Ocean Course and seaside layouts play differently by hour; we slot tee times for friendlier winds when possible.
- Heat: Summer humidity calls for hydration and sun protection; twilight replays are great value.
- Pace: Premium venues may require caddies or forecaddies; group notes cover dress code and arrival timing.
Turf, overseed & greens
Expect Bermuda with seasonal overseed; spring transitions and fall aerations vary by property. We advise expected green speeds at Ocean Course, Kiawah companions, Myrtle complexes, and Wild Dunes so you arrive tuned to conditions.
Logistics & drive times
Fly into CHS for Kiawah, Charleston, and Isle of Palms or MYR for Grand Strand rotations. Typical drives: CHS to Kiawah about 45-60 min; Downtown to Isle of Palms about 25-35; MYR to central Myrtle courses 10-30; North Strand to Sea Trail 35-45.
Where to stay
- Kiawah Island: on-island resort or villas for five-course access; split-stay with downtown Charleston for one night of city dining.
- Charleston / Isle of Palms: Wild Dunes resort or beach rentals plus downtown boutique hotels.
- Myrtle Beach: condo-style resorts near Legends or MBN for group convenience; oceanfront hotels for beach-first vibes.
Course spotlights
Ocean Course – Kiawah
Championship theater on the Atlantic; wind and angles define scoring. We’ll guide caddie options, tees, and pace windows.
Wild Dunes – Links
Seaside feel and an ideal companion to Charleston sightseeing.
Legends – Moorland
Dye-inspired bold contours; pair with Heathland or Parkland for a versatile 36-54 hole block.
MBN – Kings North
Grand Strand classic with memorable risk-reward and one of the area’s best-known holes.
Pawleys Plantation
A technical, gorgeous Lowcountry test with a finish that sticks with you.
Sample itineraries
3 nights / 3 rounds – Kiawah Focus: Ocean Course • Osprey Point • Turtle Point. Stay: Kiawah Resort or villas.
4 nights / 4 rounds – Charleston + Isle of Palms: Wild Dunes Links • Wild Dunes Harbor • Charleston National • Dunes West. Stay: Wild Dunes plus one night downtown.
4 nights / 4 rounds – Myrtle Value: Legends Moorland • Legends Parkland • MBN Kings North • Pawleys Plantation. Stay: central Myrtle condo-style resort.
Group planning & policies
- 8-48 golfers: staggered tee waves, pairings boards, and skins optionality keep things smooth.
- Caddies & carts: Ocean Course caddies or forecaddies recommended; many Myrtle and Charleston venues are cart-friendly.
- Dress & pace: collared shirts, soft spikes; some properties require credit-card holds for groups.
Budgeting & sample builds
We structure per-golfer totals and save via weekday tee sheets, shoulder seasons, and replay rates. A classic spread blends one marquee round, one resort-polished round, and one value-smart round.
Pro tips
- Wind strategy matters – club selection and trajectories change by hour on coastal holes.
- Build one non-golf evening: Charleston historic district, Shem Creek, or Myrtle’s MarshWalk.
- Consider a split-stay: two nights Kiawah or Wild Dunes plus two nights Myrtle for variety.
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Do you book lodging too? Yes – resorts, hotels, and vacation rentals near your courses. We’ll present a couple of options per budget.
What’s typical group size? Anywhere from 2-24 is common; we regularly handle 32-48 with staggered tee waves.
Are caddies required at Ocean Course? Caddie or forecaddie programs may be in effect based on season and time; we’ll advise and arrange if requested or required.