Links At Stono Ferry

About Links At Stono Ferry

This public track sits in the heart of the Lowcountry where golf history runs deep, and while it may not have the pedigree of nearby Kiawah or Harbor Town, it delivers solid value for money in one of South Carolina's most expensive golf markets. The layout takes advantage of the natural wetlands and mature oak canopies that define this part of the coast, creating a more intimate and wooded feel than the resort courses that dominate the Charleston area. You'll find yourself navigating around ancient live oaks draped in Spanish moss, with several holes requiring strategic placement to avoid the native areas that can swallow wayward shots. What sets this course apart is its unpretentious character and walkable design – a rarity among public courses in the region where cart paths often dictate the routing. The 4.4-star rating from over 500 reviews suggests consistent conditioning and fair pricing, which matters when you're looking for a solid round without the resort premium. It's the kind of place where locals play their regular games, and visitors can experience authentic Lowcountry golf without breaking the bank or dealing with the crowds and pace issues that plague the marquee tracks during peak season.

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