David Ayers is the Best Golf Lesson spot in the Tri-County area. I have been coming here on and off…read moresince 2019. Awesome selection for clubs too, custom fitting is the way to go!! Value Spot on here you get what you pay for and that I quality and experience!! Thank you Joe!! Easy 5 Stars!!

I visited the first time for a repair and grip change. Knowledgeable and good southern hospitality.read more

GOLFTEC Mount Pleasant on Oakland Market Road is a great place to go for all things golf products…read moreand much more. I have been happy with all of the purchases that I have made from here. The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable to make sure that you are helped.

I've been working with Ray for a few weeks now and I've already seen major changes in my swing and…read moremy game. The technology is amazing and the key is, these guys really know how to take that data and break it down to manageable tweaks you can implement right away. I've never hit so many pure shots! The packages are also incredibly affordable, especially if you have more than one golfer in your family. I'm going for a club fitting this weekend and can't wait.

Staff was very friendly. Forgot my glasses in my cart, they retrieved and returned them…read more Love the layout. I wasn't thrilled with some of the greens. While the greens were true, fungus spots filled with green sand was disappointing.

One Star for Price - Product Value Paying $95 and expecting…read morea great course for the price. Unfortunately, the condition of the Fairways and Greens was awful. Felt bad for my buddy who I talked into playing here. Was told by the starter how fast the greens were and how the ball runs forever on the fairways. Oh yes, he was right because those greens and fairways have not seen a drop of water except from the sky in a while. The course layout was very interesting but that designer is flipping over in his grave (if he's passed on) to see what they have done to this course. The City Muni is in better shape and for half the price. Going to play Legends in Summerville this week which is much better maintained. Won't be back to RiverTowne and I will spread the word about our experience.

Everyone was so nice and of course a resort can never really be bad. But there were just little…read morethings that kept this place from soaring. At a resort you kind of want to have little moments where you just feel like you are royalty and I just didn't find many of those Don't get me wrong there is beach access and swimming pool and hot tub and good food. But rates really as just standard totally acceptable resort

Lacking in nearly every category, this starter resort with high-end pricing and mid quality will be…read morea disappointing stay for discerning vacationers. == What I Loved == The resort itself is well designed in terms of practicality. Dining options are well distributed among the buildings so no matter which building you stay in, there are dining options close by. You may have to walk to another building if you want a specific cuisine but it's not too far to walk. The staff are very helpful and nice. The grounds are beautiful. I enjoyed simply walking around the resort at night. I had a third floor room overlooking the pool. The balcony sliding glass doors are double paned and I was impressed with how much noise it was able to reduce from the pool. It wasn't completely silent but it was quiet enough for an afternoon nap with a busy pool! My stay here was during the winter which is their off-season. It was nearly empty and very quiet. There were no lines at any of the shops and restaurants. A dream for introverts. Access to your room and other parts of the resort come in the form of a wristband. This was great as I never had to worry about carrying a keycard. == What I hated == Let's just be real. The restaurants are not great. You'll probably spend $50 for a breakfast burrito and a breakfast bowl at the Hudson cafe and it's cafeteria-tier at best. Coastal provisions, one of their "signature" dining options is a bit better, but still disappointing. The Prime NY Strip was not seasoned well and tasted quite bland. The slow braised short-rib was good though and nearly half the price of the steak so I'd definitely go with that instead. Side note - during the off-season, in-room dining is only available at breakfast. Calling yourself a resort with no in-room dining at lunch or dinner is hilarious.