PETER FRANK EDWARDS
Wild Dunes Resort: Links
Wild Dunes Resort: Links
10001 Back Bay Dr
Isle of Palms, SC 29451-2824
United States
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Overview
The Links course at Wild Dunes, designed by Tom Fazio, is one of Charleston's best public options with views of coastal marshes, lagoons, the Intercoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. The course hosted the 1985 U.S. Senior Amateur.
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“I enjoyed my round at Wild Dunes, as it had some incredibly good golf holes. However, Hurricane Hugo took at the stunning finish. Now, it is a pasture that you walk through on the way back to the clubhouse."
Read More2025
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“Great resort course with some very dramatic holes. The 17th is one of the best holes in the Southeast. High fun factor here but green complexes are very challenging. Greens could be faster but they are in great condition as are the fairways. Stay out of the Bermuda rough, it will cost you a stroke. Challenging from all tees ."
Read More2023
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“In its day this was the standard bearer of golf course design. but length and technology have passed it by. It is still a good resort/public course, just not a championship one."
Read More2023
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“Tom Fazio's first design is a little dated, but also has a few interesting holes in the dunes and finishes with two good ocean holes. Still worth a visit!"
Read More2023
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“Well-known for being Tom Fazio's first solo design, the Links Course at Wild Dunes was once thought to be a top 100 course but is now not even one of the best in South Carolina. The course is public and features numerous excellent holes on a surprisingly hilly terrain but features too many boring holes and suspect conditioning to compete in a deep state such as South Carolina. Definitely worth a play for those looking for a public option near Charleston, but I prefer other courses in the area more."
Read More2022
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“The two nines were very different. Front was hilly with many elevation changes mostly with some holes along the marshes. Back nine was a lot flatter with a few holes on the ocean. Both nines were challenging."
Read More2019
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“Hurricanes have damaged the last two holes but this course was always overrated."
Read More2018
