Charleston, South Carolina

Rich in history and culture, the waterfront city is a haven for golfers and foodies alike. Wander King St., lined with shops and bars, or explore the swamps, creeks, and beaches that make up this unique sportsman’s paradise.

Courses To Play

The Ocean Course: An American Icon and a bucket list experience. Look to stay on-site for stay + play discounts 

Yeaman’s Hall:  The low country masterpiece opens its doors to locals during the summer off-season months 

Stono Ferry:  A local's favorite and site of a Revolutionary War battle. The back nine plays along the beautiful Stono River

The Muni: Notoriously one of the tougher tee times to get, walk-up play starts at 5 pm

Wild Dunes: The resort’s Links course is worth playing if staying in or near Isle of  Palms. Check GolfNow for hot deals

Where to Feast

  • Great meal for a large group where hospitality comes first. Locals know to hit the bar for lunch.

  • Cut-to-order Texas barbecue with a great outdoor patio, featuring a rotating food truck and bar.

  • Often less crowded during lunch, rent a kayak (on-site) and eat some local oysters. Steamed Oyster Roasts for dinner September - May.

  • Fast casual Whole Hog BBQ. Weeknights are best here. Don’t forget your banana pudding.

  • The neighborhood’s corner store for over 100 years. Crepes, hot-pressed sandwiches, omelets, smoothies, and salads. A little bit of everything.

  • Gullah Geechie soul food, explore Charleston’s east side, or grab-and-go to the beach.  

  • Funky and bold Chinese-American food served family-style. Cocktails are the star of the beverage menu.

  • Feels like it should be kept a secret. Pastries and sandwiches. A perfect way to start your day.

  • Food that makes you feel like you're at grandma’s house. Lowcountry comfort food, you can’t go wrong here. Bring in a framed photo of your grandma to add to their “Grandma's Wall.”

What to See

  • Wander King St., lined with shops and bars, or marvel at Lowcountry architecture South of Broad

  • A trusted guide and rental service company, get out on the water!

  • The folks at Seaborn offer an educational tour of the cultural & natural history of their oyster farm. Includes an oyster & wine tasting.

  • Hit the beach!

    Folly - lively beach town with plenty of bars & restaurants.

    Sullivan’s - laidback, unspoiled, & often uncrowded. Several solid bars & restaurants on Middle St.

  • Take advantage of Charlestons free Brewery shuttle: https://www.charlestonbrewerydistrict.com/

  • Magnolia Plantation and Gardens

    Boone Hall

    Middleton Place

  • https://holycitysinner.com/events/

Where to Stay

  • Neighborhoods for Airbnb: Cannonborough/Ellitobourogh. Hampton Park, South of Broad

    Hotels: The Dewberry, The Restoration Hotel

  • Neighborhoods for Airbnb: Folly Beach or Sullivan’s Island

    Hotels: Hotel Folly, Post House Inn

Lagniappe 

A 50-minute drive from CHS is the quiet beach town of Edisto Island. Head out for a day at the beach, play The Plantation Course and grab a bite at Flower’s Food Truck.