Golf Course Living in South Carolina

South Carolina is an idyllic spot to enjoy your golden years thanks to the state’s stunning beaches and picture-perfect golf courses. From its balmy breezes, lush palm trees, and gracious hospitality, this coastal paradise boasts a little something for everyone.


Best Golf Courses in South Carolina

South Carolina is a golfer's paradise, boasting over 350 high-quality courses across the state. With a captivating coastline, subtropical climate, and rich history behind each course, get ready to play the best golf of your life in South Carolina.

From championship courses and pro-level greens, these recommendations will help you find that perfect place for an incredible round. If you’re hoping to optimize your golf game and take steps toward lowering that handicap, it’s time to explore the hidden gems of South Carolina, including those just a stone’s throw from Del Webb’s luxurious retirement communities.


Hilton Head Island

Hilton Head Island is the crown of South Carolina golf destinations. Not to mention that it was ranked in Links Magazine’s Top 10 Golf Islands. This paradise boasts more than 30 courses and serves as host to the yearly RBC Heritage PGA Tour event, making it a must-see for any serious golfer. Hilton Head could easily be considered a haven for the year-round golfer.

Golfers hoping to show off their skills and sheer power can take on the challenge of Colleton River Plantation. Designed by Pete Dye, this 76.1-rated course spans an epic 7,365 yards, so lace up your shoes and get ready for a marathon. Use some creativity to navigate the greens; mastering the short game is key here if you want to stay ahead of par.

Another golf getaway in Hilton Head is Sea Pines Resort's Atlantic Dunes. This beautiful beachfront course is a reconstruction of one of Hilton Head Island's original courses, and it has even been honored with the “No. 5 Golf Resort in the World” award from Golf Inc..  


Summerville Country Club

At the Summerville Country Club, just a short drive from the gated active adult community Charleston at Nexton, golfers of all abilities will feel at ease. The club opened in 1925 and remains a perfect spot for a fun day. It’s a go-to place for those looking to make friends and find community. Its homey atmosphere and truly welcoming staff make it ideal for active adults from one of Del Webb’s 55+ communities. Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned pro, its four tees ranging from 5-6,000 yards provide a challenge that's sure to keep everyone on their toes.

In addition to this world-class course, Charleston is known for being an oasis, a vibrant city, and a historically rich area.


Golf Communities in South Carolina

If you're looking to retire in South Carolina, then look no further than Del Webb at Grande Dunes Myrtle Beach active adult community with its laid-back lifestyle and beautiful beaches. There’s also the Del Webb Charleston at Nexton near the thriving coastal city of Charleston. If you want access to PGA action, then Sun City Hilton Head has your name all over it.

It’s time to trade the 9-5 grind for beautiful, sunny days on the golf course. With a variety of delightful retirement communities offering all kinds of fun, South Carolina is an excellent place to start living out those post-career dreams, one of many hot spots full of golf communities. Explore Del Webb active adult communities today to scout your new golf spot.



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