I recently got into golfing and as a beginner I've found this golf course is perfect. I've started…read moreby just using the driving range right behind the clubhouse. I wish it was covered but it's otherwise a nice range. The grounds are well maintained and the staff are always nice and helpful. The clubhouse is going under renovations that will give them a bigger space. They have a nice bar and restaurant and a decent pro shop. If you're a Goose Creek City employee you should inquire about the discounts they offer!

Expectations were quite high as I approached the 1st tee. My warm-up session went well, body…read morereacted positively to my stretching session, I was ready. Pretty much everything after that point went to hell in a handbasket, but not in anyway due to the course. To post a decent score at Crowfield, you must have a lot of information at your hands. Danger lurks everywhere, so a shot five to seven yards off line is DEAD, followed by a penalty and a double bogie. The greens were punched and over-seeded, so they were bumpy but the Pro Shop had been discounting greens fees accordingly. Mark in the shop was such a gentleman, he went over the entire course yardage book, hole by hole with me. Mostly pointing out the removed bunkers, 38 in all, I took notes. They were removed because the course was playing just too difficult for the average player. So here is my advice, check where the water is on each hole, again, a slight push fade or a slight hook draw and your DEAD. You must play from the fairway to have and hope for pars or the occasional birdie. There is just no way you can scramble from the trees and get up and down for par, it just ain't gonna happen. Beautiful facility, beautiful clubhouse and a course that I was not at all prepared for, it really humbled me, it whipped me. I had to call two playing partners in NYC to talk me off the ledge, or I was calling Dr. Jack Kevorkian the very next morning.

as a senior golfer, this course has a favorable layout and is in good overall condition. My only…read morecriticism is that The greens are hard and do not hold well. It is very fairly priced. Have played there several times this year and recommend it.

Menu is limited, lately entrees on the menu are not available. Service has improved, quality of…read morefood has improved but it's not my first choice for a good meal.

Since my last review, I have had the opportunity to play Legend Oaks a few more times and after…read morereading my 1st review, felt compelled to add to it. (this time with course guide firmly in hand.) At 6209 yards from the blue (which is a pseudo White) and a 69.4/116course rating, the course played more difficult than the numbers show. The 1st hole is the 1 Hcp hole with trouble everywhere and the gold tee box was where I made my decision to play a few from the Blue. If your off the fairway, in some cases you have a 2nd shot, but with the wonderful layout (Scott W. Poole-Architect) you need to play smart and take the medicine of a pitch out. All of the par 3's from Blue and Fwd, play under 180 and the par 3, 8th hole (138yards) is one of the scariest shots in the Lowcountry. ~If you like the course be sure to look into the VIP Players Club package, its very worth the fee, if you intend to play this course a few times in the calendar year. I feel the accolades of top 100 course in SC (2006-2007) don't give this course enough credit. I have played most all Myrtle Beach-most all Charleston and this track is right up there with the best of them. ~check out my golf lists and follow my reviews if you enjoy me critiques.

Course is in more then rough shape and makes it almost unplayable for the fairways and the greensread more

Summerville CC is 100 years old. it shows. played our third round there today and most likely…read morewill not return. lots of little problems with the course. but mainly the greens are impossibly slow. many greens are seriously tilted back to front. so the combination of slowness, grain and slope , makes them very hard to putt accurately. the grill is still lively with friendly locals and a good menu. skip the golf and hit the grill.

This was my first time at the S'ville Country Club for a wedding and found the venue to be…read morecharming. The oak trees, Italian lights, covered outdoor space really made for a whimsy, romantic evening. The couple had an open bar and the classic southern food buffet was mega tasty. The bathrooms had ample amount of stalls and space, didn't feel cramped. The staff was friendly and did a good job tidying up as the evening shenanigans went on. Parking was plentiful. Didn't see a ramp though for wheelchair guests but there was a grassy side area if one needed to enter the venue/reception party space.

My group plays Westcott about once a month. We like the course layout, the prices and the grill…read moreroom. There have been times when the maintenance staff has not been able to keep up due to wet conditions. So, mind what the weather is doing. Light rain is no problem, but moderate to heavy rains in the days before you play can cause some issues.

Played here last week. Greens had been punched 6 days before (20% discount on green fees). Tee…read moreboxes needed some TLC, but the course was empty so perfect for a great relaxing day of golf. Staff were great and course played fairly wide open. Very playable and fair (no hidden bunkers and minimal water in play). Ill definitely be back for another round!

This used to be a golf course. Now it's a nice park nestled next to the Ashley River. Great for…read morepictures, walking and views of the natural landscape and wildlife.