Kiawah Island

Choose your island course mix

Kiawah Island Golf Resort lists five courses: The Ocean Course by Pete Dye, Osprey Point by Tom Fazio, Turtle Point by Jack Nicklaus, Cougar Point by Gary Player, and Oak Point by Clyde Johnston. Request the course that matters most, then choose a complementary round instead of assuming the whole collection belongs in one short stay.

For mixed abilities, discuss suitable tees and a friendly team format before arrival. One full round per day gives the group time to enjoy lunch and recover. Travelers who want another round can request it while companions keep their own afternoon plans.

Find the right shared rhythm

The Sanctuary, resort villas, and private home rentals offer different ways to stay. We work through bed configurations, gathering space, and the journey to each requested course so the accommodation supports the group instead of simply accommodating its headcount.

Build an afternoon around the beach, a nature program, or a racquet-sport request, then regroup for a relaxed dinner. A separate Charleston extension can add another dimension if time allows. Keeping that visit distinct prevents a short island stay from becoming a sequence of long outings and hurried meals.

Before your quote

• Check the resort’s maintenance schedule and the golf benefits tied to the proposed accommodation; a rental address alone does not confirm a particular benefit.
• Confirm current Ocean Course caddie and walking arrangements, and allow flexibility for coastal weather when choosing the daily golf order.
• We coordinate requests and customize the stay. Course access, lodging, activities, transportation, and supplier terms are confirmed with your quote.

ONE WAY TO SHAPE THE TRIP

A proposed four-day rhythm.

This sample itinerary is an idea to customize. Courses, accommodation, access, and timing are confirmed for your dates.

1. Day 1 · Settle into island time

   Arrive at the chosen hotel, villa, or home and share an easy dinner. Leave enough time to organize the first golf morning.

2. Day 2 · The Ocean Course request

   Play the confirmed priority round, enjoy lunch, and keep the afternoon open for the beach or personal recovery time.

3. Day 3 · A different course

   Request Osprey Point, Turtle Point, Cougar Point, or Oak Point, then bring everyone together for a final shared meal.

4. Day 4 · Stay a little longer

   Depart after breakfast or continue with a separately planned Charleston stay, giving the Lowcountry visit the time it deserves.