Golf Holidays in Charleston
Charleston embodies many of the characteristic that South Carolina is known for; warm Southern hospitality, vibrant culture and passion for world-class golf. Although it’s not the official capital, as the largest city in South Carolina many consider Charleston to be the State’s cultural leader, boasting endless things to see and do while in town. With its own international airport located just 30-minutes outside the city, Charleston is one of the most accessible golfing destinations in the state.
There are a host of first rate golf clubs within a short drive of the city centre, meaning you can immerse yourself in the city when you are not teeing up. Ultimately, great golf is the main attraction in Charleston, whilst there are many courses to choose from, a couple of golf clubs stand out as highlights. The Wild Dunes Resort is one such highlight, found just 30-minutes outside of Charleston, on the gorgeous Isle of Palms, it boasts one of the best 36-hole layouts in America.
Located away from the fast paced and historic city of Charleston, The Links at Stono Ferry delivers a peaceful setting to enjoy one of the best tests in the South Carolina area.
RiverTowne is not one to be missed, the Arnold Palmer designed championship layout boasts fantastic all year round playing conditions, with an extensive practise facility.
Located on the Isle of Palms, the luxurious Wild Dunes Resort offers 2 stunning 18 hole layouts, and a resort which sits on a remarkable coastal setting for a relaxing holiday.
Also known as The Holy City, Charleston has a rich background of historic attractions, with plenty of amazing churches towering over the city skyline. Charleston brings an incredibly relaxing environment, with a family friendly feel, making you feel right at home. There are many attractions that will suite a variety of visitors, from the buzzing Charleston City Market with all the local delicacies, to the humbling Fort Sumter, home to where the first shots were fired in the Civil War.
The most popular hangouts are centred around the Market Street and Kings Street, with walkable streets lined with awesome beer bars, made for dancing and live music. There is the option to take on a few rounds of bowling at The Alley, or grab a few drinks at a sports bar at Bay Street Biergarten, but for those looking for a more wild club experience Charleston has it on offer too.
The dining experience in Charleston is unparalleled, where you will encounter some of the most passionate chefs serving their own unique takes on traditional recipes. For those looking for a cosy and romantic venue, the Zero Restaurant delivers a luxurious six-course creative menu which will make you think about food in a whole new way. For the more chilled out family feel, the Wild Olive Restaurant offers an extensive wine list with an incredibly large food menu to offer something for all.
Nothing says ‘America’ like cruising down the highway, heading somewhere awesome. Take a look at drive times from Charleston to key attractions to visit during your stay.
Drive Times by Car
45 mins
2 hrs
2 hrs
30 mins
British Airways now flies directly to Charleston twice a week, which makes visiting South Carolina easier than ever. Take a look at some key flight details, with tips of when the best time of year is to travel.
Flights & Weather
8-9 hrs
Charleston International - CHS
Sep-Nov & Mar-June
19-30° C