Charleston golf
Charleston is recognized as the home of the first American golf course by no less an authority than GOLF Magazine. The South Carolina Golf Club was established in 1786 at Harleston Green in the Historic Charleston Peninsula. Now known as the Country Club of Charleston, it ultimately relocated to its present location on James Island.
Kiawah Island Resort’s famous Ocean Course designed by Pete Dye debuted in 1991 by hosting the Ryder Cup Matches. The Senior PGA Championship was held there in 2007 and Kiawah will host the PGA Championship in 2012. The Daniel Island Club’s Ralston Creek course designed by Rees Jones currently hosts the season ending event on the Nationwide Tour.
Charleston golf courses offer extraordinary variety and challenge and the greater Charleston area is ranked in the top 40 international golf destinations by Golf Digest. There are more than 2 dozen golf courses by many of the golf world’s greatest architects and most are available to outside play. Discover world-class golf and luxury golf course living in Charleston.
Find golf course homes for sale
If you enjoy golf, you can live in one of many residential golf course communities throughout the Charleston area with a view of the course. (Please note: there are other homes available that are not on the golf course itself.)
Isle Of Palms
Daniel Island
Mount Pleasant
Summerville
The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation
Legend Oaks Plantation Golf Club
Goose Creek
Crowfield Golf and Country Club
Kiawah Island
James Island
West Ashley
