One of the world’s most iconic and unforgiving tests in golf.
Carved along the windswept shores of South Carolina, The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island is a legendary Pete Dye design that defines championship golf. With panoramic Atlantic views from nearly every hole and no shelter from the ever-changing breeze, it’s a relentless yet breath-taking experience that demands focus and finesse.
Famous for hosting the 1991 Ryder Cup and the 2021 PGA Championship, The Ocean Course is consistently ranked among the top 25 courses in the world. Every step along its rugged dunes, exposed greens, and penal bunkering reminds players why this is a true bucket-list round.
This is pure, purist golf — caddies, walking-only, and a test of every shot in the bag. For the serious golfer, few places deliver such drama, beauty, and challenge.
