Golf Courses in Bluffton SC

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Bluffton Golf

Golf Courses in Bluffton

From public courses with stunning marsh views to world-class private clubs — Bluffton is one of the Southeast's premier golf destinations.

Bluffton sits at the center of one of the most golf-rich regions in the country. The combination of Lowcountry scenery, mild year-round climate, and a concentration of exceptional courses — from accessible public tracks to exclusive private clubs — makes Bluffton a destination that serious golfers return to year after year.

Public

Old South Golf Links

A public course with stunning views of the May River and tidal marshes. Consistently ranked among the best public courses in South Carolina — and one of the most scenic in the Southeast.

Public

Crescent Pointe Golf Club

A well-maintained public course with a classic Lowcountry layout, reasonable green fees, and a welcoming atmosphere for golfers of all skill levels.

Resort

Palmetto Bluff Golf

The Jack Nicklaus Signature course at Palmetto Bluff is one of the most beautiful and challenging courses in the region — a bucket-list round for serious golfers.

Private

Colleton River Club

A prestigious private club with two championship courses — Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus designs — set among pristine Lowcountry landscape. Guest access through member invitation.

Packages

Golf Packages

Many Bluffton hotels and vacation rentals offer golf packages that bundle accommodations with tee times at local courses. Packages often include preferred rates and guaranteed tee times.

Timing

Best Time to Play

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) offer the best combination of weather and course conditions. Summer is hot and humid but courses are less crowded and rates are lower.

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