One Patriots Point Rd,
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina SC 29464
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Lowcountry Lessons Academy at Patriots PointThe Course:
18 holes. Open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Seaside and woodland.
Designer:
Willard Byrd
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3 miles E of Charleston
From the centre of Charleston take US-17 east, direction Mt Pleasant. From the eastern (Mt Pleasant) side of the Arthur Ravenel Bridge follow West Columbia Blvd, direction Patriots Point / Fort Moultrie. After a few hundred yards turn right into Lo Bud Darby Blvd, direction Patriots Point. Follow road past the USS Yorktown to Patriots Point Links clubhouse.
Patriots Point
Patriots Point Golf Links: Located just across the new Arthur Ravenel bridge from historic downtown Charleston, Patriots Point is home to a very playable and enjoyable golf course. A championship layout that offers many stunning views, especially on the closing stretch.
Located on Charleston Harbor's shoreline, the Patriot's two out-and-back, nine-hole loops are relatively flat and open. There is always the chance to card a good score here, provided you stay out of the many water hazards, and providing the wind is not blowing too fiercely.
The good-width fairways and short semi-rough should make ball-finding relatively easy if you are wayward; if you are really wayward, an adjoining fairway might just come to your rescue. A lightish sprinkling of palms, oaks and some willows, lend an extra touch of definition to what is otherwise a distinctly open environment.
The back-nine has the more interesting, scenic and wind-exposed holes. After coming through the only semi tree-lined section of the course at the par-3 14th and par-4 15th, the superb closing stretch really takes off.
The par-4 16th, played alongside the Cooper River, has a tough approach across water to find the safety of the green. Spectacular vistas onto Charleston Harbor are the hallmark of the wonderful short island-green par-3 17th and the relatively tight par-5 18th. Both holes are played on the shoreline; the closing hole finishing with a heavily bunker-defended green.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2024].
Walking permitted at certain time. Golf carts are fitted with GPS.
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Patriots Point is located just o.5 miles from the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum, home of the World War II aircraft carrier, USS Yorktown, also known as the Fighting Lady, and the USS Laffey - the ship that wouldn't die (open to visitors all year round).
Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina, 20 Patriots Point Rd, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 29464.
+1 (843) 856 0028
Visit websiteThe Harborside Hotel at Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina offers 125 guestrooms with a variety of room and suite options. Here you’ll enjoy dining at Charleston Harbor Fish House, rejuvenating spa services at the Estuary Spa, and plenty of recreational activities, including outdoor pools, soaking up the sun, fitness center or a variety of seasonal wellness classes.
Patriots Point (0.5 mi)
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Kiawah Island courses (Ocean course; Osprey Point; Turtle Point; Cougar Point & Oak Point); Links at Stono Ferry; Shadowmoss Plantation; Coosaw Creek; Crowfield; Rivertowne; Dunes West; Charleston National; Wild Dunes (Links and Harbor courses).
255 Sessions Way, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
+1 (843) 881 3300
Visit websiteThe Hampton Inn Charleston / Mt. Pleasant-Patriots Point is 2 miles from downtown Charleston, and 6 miles from the ocean and public beaches.
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Patriots Point
Kiawah Island courses (Ocean course; Osprey Point; Turtle Point; Cougar Point & Oak Point); Links at Stono Ferry; Shadowmoss Plantation; Coosaw Creek; Crowfield; Rivertowne; Dunes West; Charleston National; Wild Dunes (Links and Harbor courses).
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