Harbor at Wild Dunes Golf Links

Getting ready to rebuilt the course so some construction on some holes but love the layout and look forward to playing in the fall

Considering we couldn’t see the first three holes because of thick fog, it was a nice round. After the fog lifted, it turned its beautiful day. The course was in decent shape after the downpour the day before. The pace of play was excellent, even with the fog we finished our round in less than four hours.

Fairways were good. Greens were not great. Needed mowed. Having some water ingress issues. Land iit on the fairway or likely lose the ball.

Really no place to park. Finally found a spot on the far side of some tennis courts in the dirt. Kind of frustrating!
No place to hangout after playing was a bit off putting.
Staff were very pleasant and helpful.
Course was great, challenging and a little rough due to recent overseeing but I understand that has to be done.

Clubhouse staff was helpful, starter was really friendly, enjoyed the course and the layout. The only negative was that the greens were a bit fuzzy and rough, making it difficult to get a true roll. Played with someone that had played it before and said that it's usually in much better shape.

Harbor has its limitations, but is a course I’ll play again. The off course amenities are all but entirely missing. If you’re looking for a posh experience, this isn’t it. As well, the course is narrow, which is perhaps an understatement. I for one, didn’t mind, but it can make hitting fairways a challenge.

Despite these limits, it was a great course. Challenging, beautiful, and a very friendly staff make this course one that I’ll play again.

Pretty slow, but you get that at resort type courses. Check in was very very nice. Wish they had said that the course does not come back to the clubhouse at the turn. So no snack, no drink.

The course was in overall good condition. Fairways were nicely mowed. Greens were in good condition and were a medium speed. Sand traps were hard packed as were the waste areas. The layout was good with the exception of #5. The tee box is a bit of a road trip from #4. Water on just about every hole. To be expected for a beach course. The staff was friendly. The cart guy asked if we had a lot of balls, which we did, and yes we lost of few to the water. The starter gave us a good preview of the course. There was a 2-some teeing off in from of us and we never saw them after teeing off. No one behind us. We had the place to ourselves. Not busy at all. The weather was perfect. Had a great time. Scored reasonably well. Pricey at $135 and I didn't like the online booking pre-pay. I recommend this course and I would play it again.

Layout was good for a coastal South Carolina course. Greens were too furry bumpy and slow to make a reasonable putt more than 5 feet. The rough was too thick for the average golfer making it a frustrating experience. I would hold off playing here until the expected redo is finished.

When we arrived the pro shop warned us that we should have lots of balls . Also that the greens were slow. Should have bailed but wanted to play golf that day.
The worst feature was the greens . Pro shop understated how bad. They were laughably slow. The fairways are tight with water everywhere.
They ran sprinklers on a few of the holes on the front nine. Why during the day when we are playing. Had to navigate around them with carts. Got wet.
The conditions on the back nine were terrible as most of the areas adjacent to fairways were under construction . They should have reduced the green fees as a result.
Ending up being one of the least enjoyable rounds I have had in a long time, Glad I only paid $110 but felt robbed as I should have only paid $50 or so.
When we complained afterwards the pro shop attendee just smirked, like this was just another day for him.

The layout was nothing exciting, water on most holes, several blind shots, the bikers were filled with stones and the greens were the slowest I have played in a long time.