Good golf course and bar! Good location near Bees Ferry and 61. The pro shop is spacious with good…read moreservice!

DO NOT PLAY HERE…read more Whatever you do, do not book a round at Shadowmoss Every green was unplayable, just sand and random weeds. Tee boxes were just sand. Even the urinal was out of order... There were 2 greens completely under construction, not that they could have been much worse than the other 16... Pace of play was terrible as well, but not even worth mentioning compared to the course itself. Could not be more emphatic that you should not play here.

Had a great time at Cassique. Golf is in great shape and the club house is incredible. Can't…read morerecommend this place enough !

With out a doubt, one of my favorite courses of all time, The River course is the sister course,…read moreactually more of the big brother course of these two fine establishments. The club is private and members are from all over the states and the U.K. 6,960 yards f from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 74.5 and it has a slope rating of 138 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Tom Watson. I did cut and paste that info, but it really is an amazing links course. First hole is straight forward par four, but after hitting your second shot on @2, a great par 5 with a great risk / reward second shot, the course really begins to show its character. I may get my hole numbers confused, hole 4 gives you two fairways, but they assign 1 a day to play, 7 is a 100 yard, completely blind par 3, I have hit lob wedge and 8 iton into. 11-12-12 all spectacular,16 is the Turnberry hole, which is the signature hole, 17 is super risky, how much marsh are you willing to cut? The course is just immaculate, I saw a grounds crew member cutting grass around the sprinkler heads with scissors! Enough can not be said about Cassique (the chief of the Kiawah Indian tribe) I will add to this review.

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!

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.

Great golfing experience! Has to wait out the storm so we couldn't play our full round but still…read moreenjoyed the holes and the view was gorgeous!

Me. Ben, James & Molly played here on the Wednesday after Easter…read more We were on a Spring break holiday. Ben had this course recommended by a co-worker who lives in Charleston. An overall good experience. Very small bag drop location. It's better to just pick-up your cart and retrieve your bag from your vehicle as they have a large parking lot. Check in was smooth and easy. Very pleased they offer a Veteran discount of $45.00 for 18 holes with a cart, otherwise its $105.00. They have a driving range but you're required to hit off mats. Very small practice putting area where balls are included. The carts have built in GPS, the tee boxes are well marked and maintained & they offer multiple tee options. All the fairways are fairly wide open, there is a fair amount of water with small creeks and steams coming into play. There are also small ponds on the front and back as you're playing along the Stono River with some nice views. All the greens were in great shape and fairly straight forward. This is a busy and popular place, even during the week, we were delayed about 30 minute off the first tee. Pace of play wasn't great either, so we played about a 5 hour round of 18. Sadly, there was no Marshal to maintain pace of play. The Staff at the clubhouse was great as was the Staff at the grill. I really like that they have the self-service hot dog station with all fresh condiments for an excellent all-beef hot dog. Several great holes on the back 9, especially #18, a par 4, which plays about 250 yards from Senior tees & requires a strategic drive to reach an island green. I would highly recommend this course but don't be on the clock.

I was genuinely excited to get away and enjoy a round of golf here…read more Unfortunately, this course ended up being a textbook example of how a few bad employees can completely ruin what should be a great experience. The golf shop staff were shockingly unprofessional. Rude, dismissive, and openly negative from the moment I walked in. Golf is supposed to be welcoming even municipal courses understand that but these two employees acted as though their goal was to sour the day of anyone unfortunate enough to interact with them. Every single time I have walked in these two bearded guys in there sit there and do nothing all day and are jerks to every person walking in. Even kids excited to play golf. Their demeanor was hostile for no reason, and the strong smell of alcohol only added to the discomfort. No guest should ever feel unwelcome at a public course they're paying to enjoy. The facilities were equally disappointing. The bathroom was beyond unacceptable dirty, neglected, and clearly not maintained with any regularity. It honestly looked like it hadn't been properly cleaned in years. This alone reflects a serious lack of pride and oversight. Even something as simple as parking was ignored. Leaves and debris everywhere. A quick blow-through would take minutes, yet the neglect is obvious. These are basic standards, not luxuries. Mounds and mounds. What makes this especially frustrating is that the course itself has real potential. The layout and location could make this a fantastic municipal golf destination. But that potential is completely undermined by careless maintenance and, more importantly, staff who seem to actively dislike the people keeping the course in business. This review isn't written out of spite it's written out of disappointment. With the right leadership, accountability, and staff who understand basic professionalism, this place could be great. Until then, be prepared for an experience that feels less like a relaxing round of golf and more like an unnecessary headache. Charleston deserves better from its public courses.

I played the Muni back in the day before the renovation. This was my first round since. greens…read morefees way up But probably reasonable for an inner city course. The layout is the same except the reno toughened it up considerably. More deep bunkers in the fairways and guarding many holes. More elevated greens with " features". Hard to hold the greens Which were fast and in good condition. New electric carts with GPS. this course is no push-over, but overall a good experience. I should add that the clubhouse/ grill is unchanged. Pure 50s. A pretty good grilled baloney sandie.

I visited The Daniel Island clubhouse for a private oyster roast. Everyone was friendly and the…read morevenue was phenomenal and staff and food were amazing! I will return when I'm a member.

I had the opportunity to dine and go to a few events at the D.I. club and enjoyed it thoroughly…read more But I am only going to review the golf experiences I have had there, as this review would soon resemble a novel, if I were to put to words how enjoyable the clubs other attributes are. The 18 hole "Ralston Creek" is an exciting 18 hole regulation course, where you need to step up your game a notch, if not these 2 courses will cut you in half.. From the longest tees, the course plays to about 7,446 yards of golf for a par of 72, that my friends is about current U.S.OPEN length, with a lower slope rating though.course rating is 74.4 with a slope rating of 134. The Nationwide tour still hosts an event here and truthfully, if there were the room for bleachers, concessions and transportation. With a few weeks work to narrow the fairways and toughen up the greens, I believe the PGA could host an event here, it is that good.The course was designed by Rees Jones and opened in 2006. The 18-hole "Beresford Creek" course at the Daniel Island Club features 7,093 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . This is the older of the two courses and opened around 2000.The course rating at Beresford Creek is 74.4 and it has a slope rating of 134, so it plays shorter, but no less difficult.

Amazing golf course!! The staff was great and the course was in great shape. We gave the hot dogs…read moreat the turn a 7.5 out of 10.

Great course in great condition. I was there for a tournament. The practice greens are true and in…read moregreat condition. Nice practice pitching area as well as range. The fairways are stellar and greens are challenging and true. My team ended up 7 under. We started on the par 5 hole #8. One of our guys hit the ball around 250 years, I hit next for 185 yards and made it onto the green to sink a 45 foot putt for eagle. Memories like this keep you going back. I understand the Ocean Course is more picturesque and challenging, but this course is also excellent. The staff was more than helpful and friendly. No carts allowed in parking lot.