Had an absolute blast playing Turtle Point. This course delivered on every level. I shot my lowest score of the season here (81 from the Blue Tees), and I can see why. The layout is wide open, giving you the chance to be aggressive off the tee without constantly punishing you for it. The conditions were top tier. Greens rolled true, fairways were pristine, and the overall course maintenance was impressive. You can tell the staff takes pride in this place, and it shows. Everyone was incredibly hospitable from start to finish—friendly, helpful, and made the whole experience even better. Also, pro tip: try the chicken salad in the snack shop with some chips. A perfect mid-round pick-me-up. If you’re heading to Kiawah, Turtle Point needs to be on your list. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a rewarding round in a beautiful setting.

This is the only 18 home golf course in the island. We played on 12/23 and there was no cart service on the course and it took a long time to get a drink at the turn. For the price, I expected better fairway conditions. The greens are in good shape and were playing very slow for us.

Awesome course, if your driver is out of whack then trees will be trouble. Very cool day golfing. Watch out for #2 alligator.

Course is very well maintained and quite beautiful. However, for over $300 to play, the carts should have GPS screen with yardage, the holes should be marked with signed and yardage. Never been to a course without this information.

Not worth $300 plus the ridiculous line at the guardhouse to get into the resort. Got paired up a couple of guys who liked to hit mulligans every hole, so constantly waiting on them to chase down their balls. No gps or club washer on carts? Course is decent but nothing extraordinary. Staff was nice