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Oak Point Golf Course

Resort course

Description
Hey fellow golfers! If you haven't teed off at Oak Point Golf Course on Kiawah Island yet, you're in for a real treat. Nestled on what was once a bustling cotton and indigo plantation, this course offers more than just a game of golf—it's a slice of history with each swing. Designed by the renowned Clyde Johnston in 1989, Oak Point seamlessly marries challenging play with breathtaking scenery, complete with sweeping fairways and sneaky water hazards that demand your best strategic thinking. One of my favorite holes here is the 12th—a real beauty but don't let its looks deceive you. You'll need to master a precise approach over water to land on a narrow, elevated green. Trust me, choosing the right club for this hole can make or break your score, so my tip for first-timers: don’t get ambitious with your club selection here. Aim for accuracy to avoid the bunkers waiting behind the green. Whether you're here for a leisurely round with friends or looking to test your skills where several regional tournaments have unfolded, Oak Point delivers an unforgettable golfing experience. So grab your clubs, and let’s meet on the green! For more tips and booking details, check out their website. Happy golfing!
Notable Holes
  • {"hole_number"=>5, "description"=>"A long par 4 with a challenging dogleg left and a well-guarded green surrounded by bunkers."}
  • {"hole_number"=>12, "description"=>"Features a dramatic approach over water to a narrow, elevated green, making precision a necessity."}
Designers
  • Clyde Johnston
Tournament History
  • The course has hosted several regional amateur and professional tournaments, though not on a scale of major PGA events.
Playing Tips
  • {"general_advice"=>"Accuracy over distance often pays off, particularly on holes with narrow approaches and water hazards.", "hole_5_tip"=>"Aim right on your tee shot to avoid the dogleg and bunkers on the left.", "hole_12_tip"=>"Choose a club that will comfortably reach the green over the water without overshooting into the bunkers behind."}
Course Details
Par 72
18 Holes
Resort course
6701 yards
Course Features
Resort Onsite Lodging Multiple Courses Caddie Optional Buddies Trip Group Friendly
Green Fee
$150.00
Notes
Notable Holes: {"hole_number"=>5, "description"=>"A long par 4 with a challenging dogleg left and a well-guarded green surrounded by bunkers."}, {"hole_number"=>12, "description"=>"Features a dramatic approach over water to a narrow, elevated green, making precision a necessity."} Designers: Clyde Johnston Tournament History: The course has hosted several regional amateur and professional tournaments, though not on a scale of major PGA events. Playing Tips: {"general_advice"=>"Accuracy over distance often pays off, particularly on holes with narrow approaches and water hazards.", "hole_5_tip"=>"Aim right on your tee shot to avoid the dogleg and bunkers on the left.", "hole_12_tip"=>"Choose a club that will comfortably reach the green over the water without overshooting into the bunkers behind."}

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