The Ocean Course
Pete Dye's oceanside masterpiece and one of the most famous courses in America — 10 holes directly on the Atlantic, relentless wind, and major championship pedigree.
Visit website →South Carolina, USA
Kiawah Island is home to one of the most celebrated courses in the world. The Ocean Course — Pete Dye's windswept masterpiece along the Atlantic — hosted the 1991 Ryder Cup, the 2012 and 2021 PGA Championships, and has become a genuine American pilgrimage for serious golfers. Four other world-class resort courses round out a property that sets the standard for destination golf on the East Coast.
Best time to visit: March – May, September – November
Pete Dye's oceanside masterpiece and one of the most famous courses in America — 10 holes directly on the Atlantic, relentless wind, and major championship pedigree.
Visit website →Tom Fazio design winding through maritime forest, tidal marshes, and three lakes — a beautiful contrast to the Ocean Course exposure.
Visit website →Jack Nicklaus design with three oceanfront holes — a more playable complement to the Ocean Course with stunning coastal scenery.
Visit website →Gary Player design framed by the Kiawah River and tidal marshes — the most accessible of the resort courses and a great warm-up option.
Visit website →Clyde Johnston design off the main island — a more relaxed, wooded layout that offers a different feel from the resort's oceanfront tracks.
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