recommendations for Charleston, SC?

[magilla311]

I'm going to be travelling to Charleston SC for business for a week. Any recommendations for courses in the area?

 

[DavidSauls]

Trophy Lakes.

Well, depending on what you're looking for. Generally, Trophy Lakes is THE course to visit in the Charleston area. It's clean, challenging, well-designed, has 3 tees per hole, and lots of exciting water. I mean, LOTS of water. It's also pay-to-play and a great place to lose a lot of discs in said water.

I haven't played Sewee Outpost, but my Charleston friends are all very high on it. The other area courses are mostly extremely tight; Park Circle is pretty open.

Check with the Charleston Disc Golf Club. If they're running any kind of monthly on a temporary course at Hampton Park while you're there, forget everything else I posted and join them.

 

[reposado]

james island is the second spot to hit. surprisingly good, much better than johns island, haut gap or tidal creek.

 

[Qikly]

Park Circle is easily accessible from downtown and is a decent course.

My more emphatic recommendation is: eat at Sermets on King and Wentworth. The food is pretty unreal. Coast is sublime for seafood better than the standard tourist fare.

Enjoy yourself. I went to school at C of C (pre disc golf unfortunately; missed some great courses) and have a huge affection for the city.

 

[elevated plastic]

Play Trophy Lakes. I was in Charlseton for a wedding and snuck in two days at Trophy Lakes. I'm looking forward to playing it again someday.

 

[filobedo]

Sewee and Trophy Lakes for sure. Kiawah is fun but tell guard gate you are going to Night Heron Park but I would not mention dg. Eagle Landing is also good if in N. Charleston and I heard the Weapons Station course was redesigned but on base and out towards Goose Creek, Cypress Gardens.

 

[Dettmerb]

^ I am staying in Kiawah this June. Any reason why I shouldn't mention playing disc golf? Staying real close to Night Heron Park.