Kiawah Island Resort - Turtle Point Course
Rated as a 4-star Golf Digest Places to Play, Turtle Point was designed by Jack Nicklaus and features three spectacular oceanfront holes. Opened in 1981 and totally renovated in 2000, Turtle Point has a low profile design that takes advantage of the island’s natural contours and dune ridges. The course flows seamlessly through interior forests of hardwoods and palmettos, along backwater lagoons and finally to three spectacular holes along the Atlantic Ocean. Subtle greens demand a keen eye and deft touch. The course has hosted many amateur and professional tournaments including the 1990 PGA Cup Matches.
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Facility Information:
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General:
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90 hole regulation length course
5 golf course(s)
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Kiawah Island Resort - Turtle Point Course Information:
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General:
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18 hole regulation length course
Daily Fee golf course
Designed by Jack Nicklaus, ASGCA
72 par, 7,054 yards
74.2 rating, 141 slope
Resort & Real Estate Development facility
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Green Fees:
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Weekend: $350.00*
* includes golf cart where available
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Course:
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Greens: Bermuda
Fairways: Bermuda
Trees: Many
Doglegs: Few
Bunkers: Many
Waterholes: Varies
Signature Hole: 15
Proper Attire: Proper attire required at all times.
Guest Policy: Open to Public
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Staff:
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Contact: Brian Gerard, Head Golf Professional/Ocean Course
Golf Professional: Mark Schaffer
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A great resort, with great golfing. Turtle Point Golf Club is located in the center of Kiawah Island. Small greens on this long Jack Nicklaus designed course make it a challenge even for better players. The 3 ocean holes are breathtaking.
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Amenities:
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Putting Green Chipping Area Practice Bunker Food & Beverage Available Pull Carts Rental Clubs Swimming Pools Workout Facility Lessons Available Driving Range
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Rules/Notes:
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Walking Allowed Softspike Facility PGA Facility
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Golf Packages are available, and you may make your tee time reservations when making your hotel accommodations. Guests may stay in villas overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, lagoons, tennis courts or the fairways. The villas include complete kitchens. There is a 150 room Kiawah Island Inn also available for room accommodations. Amenities and activities include tennis, bike rides, nature tours, kayak tours and 10-mile-long private beach. In West Beach, located by the Kiawah Island Inn, you may dine poolside at the Sundancer Grill, at the formal Atlantic Room or the informal West Beach Café. In East Beach you may dine poolside at the Night Heron Park Grill or The Village Bistro. Osprey Point’s Clubhouse offers formal dining while The Ocean Course Grill offers a more relaxed menu (and some of the best Crabcakes and burgers in the Lowcountry). Mingo Point offers Lowcountry barbecues with a pig-pull and a Carolina oyster roast. Dining is along the beautiful Kiawah River to the melodies of the coastal area’s finest Bluegrass musicians. For more information or reservations call (800) 654-2924 or (843) 768-2121.
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