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Golf courses in South Carolina

The 353 South Carolina courses mapped in Yardage, from the Grand Strand and the Lowcountry to Aiken and the Upstate, listed by city.

South Carolina golf courses by city

Cities with two or more mapped courses have their own page; every course has its own page too.

Myrtle Beach 30 Hilton Head Island 28 Bluffton 17 Aiken 11 Longs 11 Florence 9 North Myrtle Beach 9 Blythewood 8 Pawleys Island 8 Charleston 7 Columbia 7 Greenville 7 Greenwood 7 Kiawah Island 6 Spartanburg 6 Mount Pleasant 5 Murrells Inlet 5 Anderson 4 Conway 4 Little River 4 Beaufort 3 Daufuskie Island 3 Easley 3 Fort Mill 3 Greer 3 Manning 3 North Augusta 3 Okatie 3 Santee 3 Summerville 3 Sumter 3 Camden 2 Cheraw 2 Fripp Island 2 Gaffney 2 Garden City 2 Georgetown 2 Goose Creek 2 Isle of Palms 2 Johns Island 2 Lexington 2 Loris 2 McCormick 2 North Charleston 2 Orangeburg 2 Pendleton 2 Pickens 2 Rock Hill 2 Seneca 2 Taylors 2 Tega Cay 2 Walhalla 2 West Columbia 2 Westminster 2 York 2

Two stretches of coast account for about a quarter of the courses mapped in South Carolina. The Grand Strand around Myrtle Beach and Longs has 41 mapped courses between the two towns, and the Lowcountry pair of Hilton Head Island and Bluffton has 45; together that is 86 of the 353 courses in our catalog, or 24.4%.

The state tourism office describes the weather as year-round golf weather, and on the coast that holds: spring and fall are the traveling golfer’s seasons, summer belongs to residents willing to tee off at dawn, and winter is quiet but open. Inland, the Midlands around Aiken (11 mapped courses) and the Upstate around Greenville run a few degrees cooler and a few weeks shorter.

Eighteens dominate: 303 of the mapped courses have eighteen holes and 50 have nine, a 14.2% nine-hole share that is 46th in the country, because resort golf builds in eighteens. South Carolina’s 6.34 courses per 100,000 residents put it 14th, one course for every 15,780 people, well above the national rate in the Golf Course Census. Public golf away from the resorts includes Charleston’s municipal course, Furman University’s course in Greenville and the course at Cheraw State Park, and the military plays too: Fort Jackson’s two courses and Charleston Air Force Base’s are mapped.

A lot of the golf played here is played by visitors seeing a course for the first time, so our guide to playing a new golf course was practically written for a Myrtle Beach package trip. The national directory covers the other 49 states.

353courses mapped in South Carolina
14thof 50 states by course count
303 / 5018-hole / 9-hole courses (14.2% nine-hole)
6.3courses per 100,000 residents (14th of 50)
134cities and towns with a mapped course
2.4%of the 14,987 courses mapped nationwide

Most courses: Myrtle Beach (30), Hilton Head Island (28), Bluffton (17), Aiken (11), Longs (11).

Population: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates (July 1, 2025) (5,570,274 residents). Counts are courses mapped in Yardage, not an official registry.

Courses by city

353 courses in 134 cities and towns.

Open a city to see its courses. Courses are 18 holes unless marked 9 holes; each course page has the full address.

A

Abbeville, 1 course
Aiken, 11 courses
Anderson, 4 courses
Awendaw, 1 course

B

Bamberg, 1 course
Barnwell, 1 course
Batesburg-Leesville, 1 course
Beaufort, 3 courses
Bennettsville, 1 course
Bishopville, 1 course
Bluffton, 17 courses
Blythewood, 8 courses

C

Camden, 2 courses
Campobello, 1 course
Chapin, 1 course
Charleston, 7 courses
Cheraw, 2 courses
Chesterfield, 1 course
Clemson, 1 course
Clinton, 1 course
Columbia, 7 courses
Conway, 4 courses

D

Darlington, 1 course
Daufuskie Island, 3 courses
Denmark, 1 course
Duncan, 1 course

E

Easley, 3 courses
Edgefield, 1 course
Edisto Island, 1 course
Elgin, 1 course

F

Florence, 9 courses
Fort Jackson, 1 course
Fort Mill, 3 courses
Fripp Island, 2 courses
Furman, 1 course

G

Gable, 1 course
Gaffney, 2 courses
Garden City, 2 courses
Gaston, 1 course
Georgetown, 2 courses
Goose Creek, 2 courses
Gramling, 1 course
Graniteville, 1 course
Great Falls, 1 course
Greeleyville, 1 course
Greenville, 7 courses
Greenwood, 7 courses
Greer, 3 courses

H

Hamer, 1 course
Hanahan, 1 course
Hardeeville, 1 course
Hartsville, 1 course
Hilton Head Island, 28 courses
Holly Hill, 1 course
Hollywood, 1 course
Hopkins, 1 course

I

Irmo, 1 course
Isle of Palms, 2 courses

J

Jackson, 1 course
Johns Island, 2 courses
Johnsonville, 1 course

K

Kershaw, 1 course
Kiawah Island, 6 courses

L

Lake City, 1 course
Lake Wylie, 1 course
Lamar, 1 course
Lancaster, 1 course
Landrum, 1 course
Laurens, 1 course
Leesville, 1 course
Lexington, 2 courses
Little River, 4 courses
Longmont, 1 course
Longs, 11 courses
Loris, 2 courses
Lydia, 1 course

M

Manning, 3 courses
McCormick, 2 courses
Moncks Corner, 1 course
Mount Pleasant, 5 courses
Murells Inlet, 1 course
Murrells Inlet, 5 courses
Myrtle Beach, 30 courses

N

New Ellenton, 1 course
Newberry, 1 course
Nichols, 1 course
Ninety Six, 1 course
North Augusta, 3 courses
North Charleston, 2 courses
North Myrtle Beach, 9 courses

O

Okatie, 3 courses
Orangeburg, 2 courses

P

Pageland, 1 course
Parris Island, 1 course
Pawleys Island, 8 courses
Pendleton, 2 courses
Pickens, 2 courses
Piedmont, 1 course
Prosperity, 1 course

R

Ridgeland, 1 course
Rock Hill, 2 courses

S

Saint George, 1 course
Saint Helena Island, 1 course
Saint Matthews, 1 course
Salem, 1 course
Saluda, 1 course
Santee, 3 courses
Seneca, 2 courses
Shaw Afb, 1 course
Sheldon, 1 course
Simpsonville, 1 course
Spartanburg, 6 courses
Spring Island, 1 course
Summerton, 1 course
Summerville, 3 courses
Sumter, 3 courses
Sunset, 1 course
Surfside Beach, 1 course

T

Taylors, 2 courses
Tega Cay, 2 courses
Tigerville, 1 course
Travelers Rest, 1 course
Travellers Rest, 1 course

U

Union, 1 course

W

Walhalla, 2 courses
Walterboro, 1 course
Ware Shoals, 1 course
West Columbia, 2 courses
Westminster, 2 courses
Williamston, 1 course
Williston, 1 course
Winnsboro, 1 course
Woodruff, 1 course

Y

York, 2 courses

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