Patriots Point Links

Improve your golf experience with the Patriots Point Links app!
 
This app includes:
- Interactive Scorecard
- Golf Games: Skins, Stableford, Par, Stroke Scoring
- GPS
- Measure your shot!
- Golfer Profile with Automatic Stats Tracker
- Hole Descriptions & Playing Tips
- Live Tournaments & Leaderboards
- Book Tee Times
- Message Center
- Offer Locker
- Food & Beverage Menu
- Facebook Sharing
- And much more…

Welcome to Patriots Point Links on Charleston Harbor

Breathtaking Panoramic Views

Situated on the edge of Charleston Harbor and offering spectacular views of the city, Fort Sumter, and ships arriving from all over the world, Patriots Point has been a favorite place to play for local Charleston golfers and resort guests for years. Located in Mount Pleasant at the foot of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge and just five-minutes from downtown, any golf trip to the historic city of Charleston is not complete without a round at this memorable harbor-side golf course.

The amenities you will enjoy at Patriots Point include a lighted driving range with PGA instruction, a southern style clubhouse, golfers’ grill and patio, and one of the most popular wedding and event facilities in Charleston. Book your tee time online or give us a call to schedule a tour of our venue.

With four sets of tees ranging from 5100 to 7000 yards, players of all skill levels will enjoy this Willard Byrd designed links course on the Charleston Harbor.

A South Carolina tradition since 1979, guests will enjoy great service, and the perennially awarded “Best Par-3 in the Lowcountry” 17th hole, an island green poised in the Charleston Harbor with sweeping vistas of Fort Sumter, Shem Creek and the historic downtown skyline. This is a golf hole that will not be forgotten.

The ever-changing wind that typically sweeps across the harbor can make the course play take on a completely different perspective from one round to the next. This links style par 72 championship course was also rated “South Carolina Course of the Year for 2001” by the National Golf Course Owners Association.