Wild Dunes Resort

Located on the beautiful Isle of Palms in South Carolina is the Wild Dunes Resort. With 1 to 7-bedroom condos, townhouses and homes to choose from and two courses on property, it is a great choice for a golf vacation. Wild Dunes Resort sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, giving you easy access to miles of white sand beach and with Charleston just 30mins drive away, a day out exploring this historic city is also at your fingertips.

The Links and Harbor courses onsite are a must play and with the likes of RiverTowne Golf Club and Charleston National in proximity, there is plenty of golf to choose from. Away from the course there’s so much to enjoy, from bike rentals, tennis, water sports and the Spa – the list is endless.

Golf courses at Wild Dunes Resort

The Fazio designed Links Course is the signature course at Wild Dunes. Occasional pot bunkers make an appearance on the undulating fairways and although the greens aren’t overly large, they are home to many slopes and burrows. The finish is fantastic… one of the toughest holes must be the par-3 16th, played alongside the impressive marshland to a tiny green – after which the sea awaits! The 17th and 18th play alongside the Atlantic Ocean, visually stunning and a tough test as you complete your round on the Links.

Renowned for being one of Charleston’s tightest golf courses, the Harbor Course at Wild Dunes Resort is set amongst stunning lagoons, salt marshes and the Intracoastal Waterway. With so much water, this Tom Fazio classic demands great accuracy, and is particularly fun when played off the back tees (6359 yards).

Accommodation at Wild Dunes Resort

Wild Dunes Resort offers some of the best vacation home and beach house rentals in Isle of Palms, South Carolina. With options ranging from one-bedroom condos to seven-bedroom homes, there’s a great diversity of styles and sizes to help you choose the perfect accommodation for your vacation.

There are options located throughout the resort, including boardwalk and beachfront locations, as well as more residential settings tucked into quaint island communities. All with easy access to the beach and resort amenities.

Restaurant & Bars at Wild Dunes Resort

There is plenty of choice when it comes to eating and drinking at Wild Dunes Resort – some of the places to try include Huey’s Southern Eats, Woody’s Eatery, Coastal Provisions, The Salty Goat Bar and Hudson’s Market. From fine dining to casual local cuisine, everything is available. The resort also offers ‘Dinner Delivered’ - a multi-course meal for up to ten people, complete with disposable dinnerware and condiments.

Spa & Leisure at Wild Dunes Resort

The Sand & Sea Spa at Wild Dunes Resort offers a full menu of manicures, pedicures, massages, facials, and body scrubs – everything you could ever need to fully relax.

If you’re looking to stay in shape, then the fitness center has all the equipment that you will require plus there are a variety of classes that you can join from Yoga to Power Circuits.

Where is the resort located?

Wild Dunes Resort is located at Isle of Palms, it sits on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, just up the coast from Charleston city center.

What else is there to do at Wild Dunes Resort?

Marsh kayaking, ocean fishing, tidal wave water sports, biking, tennis – the list goes on and on. There is so much extra to do at Wild Dunes Resort.

Where to go post-round?

Both courses have their own clubhouses and a pint of local beer with your golfing buddies at either is a great way to finish the day.

Did you know?

The 18th hole on the Links Course was originally a par-5 when the course was first built in 1980, however battling with the elements for a number of years, erosion, and changing tidal movements took their toll on this piece of the land and it now plays as a challenging par-3.

What is the signature hole at Wild Dunes Resort?

The finish on the Links Course is stunning. 16, 17, 18 must be the signature holes at Wild Dunes. The 16th is a par-3, the teeing area is set in the marshland and you play to a small green with the ocean in the distance. 17 (a par-4) and 18 (a par-3) run along the side of the Atlantic Ocean – a breath-taking finish.