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.

As I mentioned in my Cassique review, these two courses are perhaps the best I have ever played in…read moremy 20 years of golfing and outside of The Ocean Course, across the street, these 2 go unmatched. The grass is cut so well, every ball on the fairways looks to be sitting upon a pool table, you can see the entire ball. The backside of The River stating with 16, a spectacular par 5 to another beauty the par 3 17th, hitting a small quick green, with the intercoastal water way as the back drop. I will be adding to this review shortly.

It's better than Pebble Beach. Every great golf course is…read morehard, not every hard golf course is great. This is a great golf course that is hard! $600.00 per player is a LOT of money for a round of golf. Is it worth it? YES! The best way to play this course is with a caddie. It should be walked from tee to green, not from the sand cart path. There isn't a throw away hole out of the 18 holes. There isn't any out of bounds! Hit it. Find it. Hit it again. This place is just awesome. Lastly, it is one of the finest locations to have a beverage after your round so you can look out at the Atlantic Ocean.

If you're a golfer this is a bucket list kind of course. Most golfers have have heard of it or…read moreseen a PGA tournament played here, and that means most of us want to take a crack at it. We played two rounds here during our trip and the conditions, clubhouse and the caddies were first class. Despite the high slope rating and reputation for difficulty I found the course to be pretty playable. Most of the trouble comes into play in windy conditions and we were fortunate that the wind was somewhat benign, at least for about half the round. Good caddies helped us avoid getting into big trouble. Highly recommended, and would play again once I refill my bank account.

Like the course but like everything out there overpriced for what you get-beautiful place but…read moremanicured like a country club that needs members If you have to have the experience go ahead just set your expectations of the value equation on the side of over priced under delivered

Don't go here if you are wanting to take COVID precautions. When my husband and I arrived, he was…read moretold he would be paired up with a random person and they would be riding in the same cart (we weren't notified of this prior to the round). All the other prestigious golf courses we have been to, will give you your own cart, (unless you know your partner). I'm high risk due to being pregnant, so neither of us felt comfortable riding with a stranger. We ended up walking the whole course because they said there wasn't enough carts. What kind of "luxury" golf course doesn't have enough carts? ! When we went to the golf shop at the end of the round to see what they could do. They apologized but said there was nothing they could do due to being "busy season." I'm only giving two stars because it is a beautiful course, but don't expect any professionalism or customer service.

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 there with a group of 6 others for a mini golf vacation. This is a Jack Nicklaus course well…read moredesigned with open fairways and challenging greens. It was unfortunate that it started raining during the round to the point where we could only get 9 holes in before they closed the course. We played from the silver tees and I still shot a decent score even with the inclement weather. Going through Golfscapes, they were able to get us a partial refund. I'd love to go back and finish sometime soon.

Nick Blackburn and Cole Peterson are exquisite hosts, highly recommend their advice and time at the…read morecourse.

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.

Oak Point was one of 3 Kiawah Island golf courses I visited as part of a short golf vacation with…read moresome buddies. Its a Clyde Johnston designed course with some interesting nuance to it. While its a challenging course, playing in somewhat inclement weather made it a bit more challenging. Of the 3 courses we played-- Turtle Point and Osprey Point-- I found this to be the most difficult---certainly based on my score. Just the fact that you start out with a par 5 on the first hole should say something. How about having 3 par 5's and 3 par 3's on the front 9? I don't think I'd seen that before. Then 2 par 5's and 2 par 3's on the back 9. The back 9 for me was much more difficult. The condition of the fairways and greens are what you'd expect from a Kiawah Island course. The folks on the course and the pro shop were very friendly and helpful.

Oak Point is the only one of the 5 Kiawah Island courses that is located just outside of the Kiawah…read moregate. I feel Oak Point is the best course for a variety of skill level players, it would be challenging to the novice golfer and the experienced player will have a fair test, but may prefer the other 4 courses. The par 5's are reachable, but typically guarded on 3 sides with bunkers or other non green zones. Bordering the historic Haulover Creek and the Kiawah River, Oak Point was built on the grounds of an old indigo and cotton plantation. As I mentioned with the other Kiawah golf courses, Oak Point is another example of quality golf that Kiawah Island has to offer. The 18-hole Oak Point plays 6,759 yards of golf from the tips for a par of 72. The course rating is 73.8 and it has a slope rating of 140 on Bermuda grass, designed by Clyde B. Johnston. I have to rate Oak Point at the bottom of list of my Kiawah Golf Courses, but do not have that dissuade you from playing there, it is still excellent..The signature hole is #18

Terribly rude and entitled staff. We were yelled at and talked down to upon arrival. Ive been…read moreplaying music for over thirty years and never treated so poorly.