South Carolina Golf Trips | Courses, Stay & Play Packages

Spring and fall are popular seasons for coastal South Carolina golf trips, including Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head. Choose dates around your preferred courses and pace of travel, then check local weather and maintenance schedules before confirming the itinerary.

Myrtle Beach suits a trip exploring courses along the Grand Strand, while Hilton Head suits an island and nearby Lowcountry itinerary. InteGolf features both areas. Pick one for a short break, or allow separate overnight stops if you want to experience both.

InteGolf’s South Carolina planner features courses including Barefoot Resort’s layouts, Arcadian Shores and Arrowhead Country Club, with further options around Hilton Head. Use the region selector and map to build a geographically practical shortlist before requesting tee times.

Three rounds over four nights is a practical starting itinerary. Group courses by their location along the Grand Strand to reduce driving. For a longer golf vacation, add a rest day or beach afternoon instead of scheduling two rounds every day.

Ask for the selected courses, number of rounds, hotel nights, room occupancy and total price per golfer. Check cart fees, taxes and any extras separately. Your InteGolf itinerary request should reflect the specific Myrtle Beach or Hilton Head trip you want.

No. Submitting your South Carolina itinerary to InteGolf sends a trip request. Your preferred courses, accommodations, dates and pricing must be reviewed and confirmed before booking. Keep alternative tee times or courses in mind if your first choices are unavailable.