The Landing at Pleasant Point

About The Landing at Pleasant Point

You'll find this public track tucked away in the Lowcountry where the marshlands meet manicured fairways, creating one of those uniquely South Carolina golf experiences that feels both wild and refined. The routing takes full advantage of the natural wetlands and coastal terrain, with several holes playing alongside tidal creeks that can swallow errant shots as quickly as they frame picture-perfect approach shots. What sets Pleasant Point apart is how it embraces rather than fights its swampy setting – expect elevated tees and greens connected by cart paths that weave through the maritime forest, giving you genuine Carolina golf without the resort price tag. The 4.1 Google rating from local players tells the real story here: solid conditions, honest pricing, and a layout that rewards course management over pure distance. Walking is permitted, which is increasingly rare for public courses in this part of the state, though you'll want to time it right with the humidity. This isn't destination golf, but if you're looking for an authentic Lowcountry round that won't break the bank, Pleasant Point delivers exactly what's promised – no more, no less.

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