Airport Access
Fly into Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) or Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) for smooth transfers to your hotel and tee times.

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Two-night golf getaways with prime courses and quick drives
At a Glance
A weekend in South Carolina should protect tee times and minimize hotel changes. Aim for one base stay, two or three rounds, and short drives between venues.
The itinerary options below keep each weekend route compact so you can arrive Friday and leave Sunday without a province-wide road trip.
Best for short escapes built around 2–3 rounds in South Carolina.
Pair lodging with nearby rounds for a smoother stay & play.
A distinct shortlist for Friday–Sunday trips from live InteGolf inventory.
Destination highlights to shape your South Carolina golf trip.

Choose itineraries with under 30-minute drives between courses and your hotel, such as Hilton Head Island’s compact golf options or Myrtle Beach’s clustered resorts.
Fly into Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) or Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) for smooth transfers to your hotel and tee times.
Friday arrivals and Sunday returns fit perfectly with local golf schedules and daylight hours, making every moment count on the course.
Stay at a single hotel like Hilton Grand Vacations Club Ocean Oak Resort Hilton Head or Marina Inn At Grande Dunes for easy access to multiple top courses.
Saturday’s tee time at marquee courses such as Harbour Town Golf Links or Sea Pines (Atlantic Dunes) delivers memorable golf and lasting bragging rights.
Pick a route, then expand any day for courses, stays, and drive notes.
Hilton Head Island
A plan that clusters rounds and lodging around InteGolf inventory near Palmetto Hall Plantation (Hills Course).
Fly into Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV). · Check into Hilton Grand Vacations Cl…
Tee off early at Harbour Town Golf Links. · Optional second round at Sea Pines (Atlantic Dunes) o…
Play Palmetto Hall Plantation (Hills Course) before checkout. · Head to airport for flights home.…
Myrtle Beach
A plan that clusters rounds and lodging around InteGolf inventory near Palmetto Hall Plantation (Cupp Course).
Arrive at Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR). · Check in at Marina Inn At Grande Dunes. · C…
Early round at Grande Dunes Resort Club. · Optional second round at Prestwick Country Club or lei…
Play Myrtlewood Golf Club – Palmetto Course before checking out. · Drive to airport for departure…
Pawleys Island
A plan that clusters rounds and lodging around InteGolf inventory near Port Royal Plantation (Robber's Row).
Fly into Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR). · Check in at Litchfield Beach area hotel such…
Founders Club at Pawleys Island, True Blue Golf Club, Willbrook Plantation Golf Club
Round at Founders Club at Pawleys Island. · Optional second round at True Blue Golf Club or Willb…
Play Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club before checkout. · Return drive to airport for flight…
Informational ranges to help you sketch a trip budget — not a booking quote.
Approx. $150–$250 per round depending on the course; plan $450–$600 total.
Mid-range hotels near courses average $150–$250 per night; expect $300–$500 total.
Budget $50–$75 per day per person for meals; total $100–$150.
Rental car or airport transfer approx. $50–$100 total for the weekend.
$900–$1,350 covering green fees, lodging, food, and transport.
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Plan your arrival early Friday afternoon to avoid peak traffic around airports and resort areas.
Book afternoon flights Sunday to accommodate a morning round and avoid rushed departures.
Stick to a carry-on and golf travel bag to streamline airport and hotel transfers.
Reserve your Saturday tee times as early as possible to secure preferred start times at popular courses.
Choose a single hotel close to multiple courses for minimum driving and maximum golf time.
Yes, South Carolina’s golf hubs offer enough quality courses to fit 2–3 rounds in a Friday-through-Sunday weekend, making two nights ideal for a quick golf getaway.
Arriving Friday evening works well. Plan a relaxing dinner and an early night so you’re ready for an early tee time on Saturday.
Saturday morning tee times are best to avoid afternoon heat and crowds, and to leave time for a second round or leisure activities.
Yes, staying at one well-located hotel reduces packing and driving, letting you focus on golf and relaxation.
Book your weekend tee times as soon as possible, especially for Saturday rounds at popular courses, to ensure desired times.
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