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The Hilton Garden Inn Charleston Airport hotel is just two blocks from the Charleston Convention Center via a scenic boardwalk and is the closest hotel to the Charleston Airport. Historic downtown Charleston, South Carolina, is only fifteen minutes away. The hotel offers complimentary shuttle service to the airport and Convention Center. Deluxe accommodations, friendly service and a relaxed South Carolina style atmosphere await our guests. Certain to please the busy executive or leisure South Carolina traveler are the Hilton Garden Inn Charleston Airport hotel's array of special amenities. Each room is equipped with complimentary high-speed Internet access, two dual-line phones with voicemail and data ports, large work desk and ergonomic chairs. The Hilton Garden Inn Charleston Airport hotel in South Carolina also features a 24-hour complimentary business center with secure PrinterOn printing. The in-room hospitality center feature microwave, refrigerator and coffeemaker, OnCommandr video and Sony Playstationr, complimentary HBOr and complimentary USA Todayr delivered each weekday morning. Enjoy our indoor swimming pool, whirlpool and fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment while visiting Charleston. The Hilton Garden Inn Charleston Airport hotel offers 3,100 square feet of meeting space including an executive boardroom. The hotel's restaurant, the Great American Grillr, serves freshly prepared breakfast, dinner and nightly room service. Our Pavilion Lounge is open for beverages. The Pavilion Pantry has a selection of refrigerated, frozen and microwaveable packaged items perfect for in-room preparation. This is a smoke free facility.

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Our hotel is conveniently located in Charleston, SC. Whether enjoying the Spoleto Festival USA, the Senior PGA, the beach, upcoming holidays, or just your summer vacation, this is the place to relax in Charleston. With comfortable, upscale accommodations and a fantastic central location adjacent to new Rainbow Row inspired Tanger Outlet Center, great shopping and dining are at your fingertips. This is a 100% non-smoking facility.

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The new Gary Player-designed Cougar Point Golf Course opened in September 1996. Built on the site of the former Marsh Point Golf Course, Cougar Point is a par-72 layout stretching 6,861 yards from the back tees, making it 600 yards longer than the old course. The new course follows the routing of Marsh Point but retains little else from its predecessor. Also designed by Player, Marsh Point was the first resort course in the Charleston area when it opened in 1976. Cougar Point is known for its three-hole stretch midway through the front nine where holes border the tidal marsh and offer panoramic views of the Kiawah River and miles of adjacent marsh. From these holes, it is not uncommon to see countless wading birds among the acres of needle rush and spartina grass or pelicans and osprey soaring over the river and creeks eyeing a possible meal. Golfers can easily find their attention diverted from birdies to birds. Starting with the par five 15th hole, Cougar Point offers four magnificent finishing holes culminating with the dramatic par four 18th hole.

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Opened in 1981, Turtle Point is a low-profile design in which fairways and green settings are blended into the existing landscape without the artificial mounding and radical features that became so popular later in the decade. At 6,914 yards from the back markers with five par fours stretching 420 yards or longer, the course offers a tough test for all golfers. And the 412-yard 15th, the middle hole of a spectacular, three-hole oceanfront trio, with its tiny green tucked into the dunes, can be the hardest hole on the course, depending on the wind of the Atlantic.

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While Wild Dunes may be in a world all its own, we're still close to another memorable place-the historic city of Charleston. The sound of hooves on cobblestone. The flicker of gas lamps. Grand homes from an historic era. A short 20-minute journey puts you in the heart of it all in one of America's most celebrated cities. Explore delightful art galleries and the Old Market with its local artisans gifts. Let history come to life with historical tours. And savor exquisite dining at delicious and diverse restaurants. For many of our guests, it's the chance to enjoy the best of both worlds.

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The newly renovated Best Western Sweetgrass Inn is an ideal Charleston hotel. Located only three miles from the Charleston, SC historic district, the hotel is easily accessible to Interstate 26 and Interstate 526. Our central location affords our guests the ability to quickly get to Charleston's pristine beaches, historic plantations, famous gardens, and event locales. Choose to spend the day sightseeing or simply relax next to Charleston's largest outdoor swimming pool and sundeck. We now offer high-speed wireless Internet access throughout the hotel and every guest room contains new Sealy Pillowtop beds as well as a refrigerator and microwave. We also offer a complimentary computer and printer for your use in the business center while you are staying with us. All of our well appointed guest rooms have been recently renovated and include all of the following amenities: microwave and refrigerator, pillow-top beds, complimentary high speed internet access, cable/satellite television with movies and games, coffee/tea maker, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, dataports, AM/FM alarm clock, office sized desk and work area, wake up call option.

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The course has since hosted the 1997 World Cup, the 2001 UBS Warburg Cup and the 2003 World Cup. In 2002 and 2003, Dye returned to oversee some significant course renovation, which included relaying all the greens and tees, and moving the 18th green 40 yards toward the ocean - creating an even more magnificent closing hole. By 2007, the course will boast a new clubhouse in the footprint of the old 18th green offer lodging for the ultimate golf vacation experience. Also, The Ocean Course will host the Senior PGA Championship in 2007 and the PGA Championship in 2012.

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While the course features plenty of strong holes - including the 453-yard, par-four ninth and a pair of threes longer than 200 yards - Osprey Point also offers strategic short par fours, long a Fazio hallmark, to tempt the big hitters. In the fall of 1997, the course was renovated to increase the amount of championship play. The course was lengthened to 6871 yards, state-of-the-art cart paths were installed, and several holes were lengthened. An elegant clubhouse now stands overlooking the immaculate driving range.

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The Sleep Inn hotel is ideally located in the West Ashley area, just three miles from Charleston's historic district with easy access to Interstate 26 and Interstate 526. This Charleston, SC hotel is central to many area attractions, including the Citadel Mall shopping center, North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center, the Charleston Area Convention Center Complex, Fort Sumter National Monument and the College of Charleston. The Charleston International Airport and Charleston Air Force Base are just 10 miles away. The hotel is minutes from plantations, gardens and beaches. There is a golf course close to the hotel. Tennis courts, bike paths, nature trails and theaters are nearby. A variety of restaurants, cocktail lounges and specialty shops are located in the surrounding area. Guests of this Charleston, SC hotel will enjoy a free continental breakfast, featuring Belgian waffles, hot and cold cereals, fresh fruit and a variety of pastries. Additional full-service amenities include free parking, free high-speed Internet access, free local calls, free coffee and free weekday newspaper. Guests will also enjoy working out in the exercise room and relaxing in the seasonal outdoor pool. All well-appointed guest rooms come equipped with refrigerators, microwaves, irons, ironing boards, hair dryers, coffee makers and cable television. Handicap accessible and non-smoking rooms are available. Valet cleaning services are available for guest convenience.

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Tucked away in the center of Hope Plantation, just outside of the Kiawah gate, lies Oak Point. This Clyde Johnston jewel, most frequently called a Scottish-American style course, is a par 72 layout. It is challenging to the novice golfer and the experienced professional while providing a fair test. Bordering the historic Haulover Creek and the Kiawah River, Oak Point was built on the grounds of an old indigo and cotton plantation. Finishing along the panoramic Kiawah River, golfers will be delighted at another example of quality golf that Kiawah Island has to offer. Last summer, its new clubhouse opened adjacent to the 18th green overlooking the Haulover Creek. It features a full-service pro shop and a comfortable bar and grill.

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Surround yourself with marsh vistas, glistening dunes and crashing waves. That's golf at Wild Dunes Resort. Guaranteed to test you every day. Here, we celebrate the great old game in style with 36-holes of the Harbor Course and Links Course. Challenging enough for players of every skill level. Golf Digest says they're among the "Best in the State." Tom Fazio designed our courses early in his career, and says they're still among his favorites. Another Tom Fazio design, the Harbor Course will tease and test your skills as a player, particularly challenging your shotmaking skills and strategic thinking. Water comes into play on nearly every hole as fairways skirt saltwater marshes, lagoons and the Intracoastal Waterway.

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Surround yourself with marsh vistas, glistening dunes and crashing waves. That's golf at Wild Dunes Resort. Guaranteed to test you every day. Here, we celebrate the great old game in style with 36-holes of the Harbor Course and Links Course. Challenging enough for players of every skill level. Golf Digest says they're among the "Best in the State." Tom Fazio designed our courses early in his career, and says they're still among his favorites. Tom Fazio's first solo design is ranked among the world's best, year in and year out. With its rolling fairways framed by moss-bearded live oaks and rustling palms, the Links Course is as much a visual bounty as it is a golfing challenge. Noteworthy for massive, humpbacked sand dunes and finishing holes along the Atlantic Ocean, the Links recalls golf's ancient Scottish heritage.

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Designed by Bob Spence the championship golf course at Crowfield Golf & Country Club is truly representative of Carolina golf. Water is a major feature of our 18-hole course that stretches to nearly 7000 yards. The hilly, undulating landscape of Crowfield certainly presents a enjoyable challenge, but our five sets of tees ensure that every age and skill level will be challenged during your round. We look forward to serving you soon.

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Unabashedly beautiful, Charleston National is a golf facility of high standards and impeccable taste. This 18-hole championship course is the only Rees Jones Design in the Charleston area open to the public. The course is sculpted out of Low Country marshland, with the cool ocean breezes creating different playing conditions between the morning and afternoon rounds. With greens that roll true, a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and superb playing conditions year-round, it is not surprising that Rees Jones calls Charleston National "one of the elite venues in golf."

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Our accolades include a "Must Play" by Golf Magazine, and a "4 Stars" from Golf Digest. Just a short drive away from Charleston, the Coosaw Creek golf course is an Arthur Hills classic with gentle rolling fairways, subtle mounding and gradual elevation changes. The golf course places a premium on accuracy over length. Precise approach shots and a deft short game - avoiding the greenside bunkers, the dense woods, and wetlands - are the the keys to scoring. The Coosaw Creek golf course challenges you to fire at the pins, which are protected by greenside bunkers, woods, and wetlands. Any miss-hits will require an exacting chip from a strategic bail-out area to save par. The superb shot values on Coosaw Creek golf course are overshadowed only by the sheer beauty of the site. Rolling seamlessly from woods to wetlands, the course offers a variety of different looks and presents golfers with a memorable experience at every turn.

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Travel US 17 North, just 5 minutes over the new Arthur Ravenel Bridge to Mount Pleasant and The Inn at River Crossing. You will be minutes from popular Charleston area attractions like Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum, Boone Hall Plantation, Fort Sumter Tours, historic Fort Moultrie and a short walk from Mount Pleasant's new waterfront park. Enjoy great dining at popular Charleston area restaurants within minutes of the inn. Fresh, local Seafood. Native Gullah Cuisine. Upscale or "down home." Too many choices for just one visit! Experience kayaking. Go deep sea, flats, or bottom fishing. Enjoy picturesque views of historic Charleston, the harbor, and Patriots Point while walking or biking "the bridge." Relax on the scenic beaches of the Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island, just minutes away. Savor Mount Pleasant's fishing village heritage while touring the "old village" or photographing the shrimp boats on Shem Creek, just two turns and about two miles from the inn. Regardless of what you plan to see or do when visiting the Charleston area; make The Inn at River Crossing your home away from home. The Inn is proudly owned and operated by three local young families that want you to experience the quality of service they expect when traveling. We welcome you to be our guest.

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There is no denying The Links at Stono Ferry's rich and storied past. Nor can one ignore what Stono Ferry has become. Set amidst Lowcountry breezes from the Intracoastal Waterway and centuries-old live oaks, Stono Ferry is a refuge from society's hustle. A sanctuary for those seeking to escape, unwind and relax. The scenery...breath-taking. The atmosphere...charming. The mood...uplifting. We invite you to join us on the first tee for one of the most exciting rounds of golf the Charleston area has to offer. Charleston golf has never looked so good. One trip around The Links at Stono Ferry and you will quickly see why we were voted the 2003 Charleston Area Golf Course of the Year. The front nine winds its way through majestic pines and waste area-lined fairways while the back nine plays along the banks of the Intracoastal waterway. Known for its back nine heroics, scenic views and the new island green 18th hole, Stono Ferry offers golfers of all abilities one of the most unique tests in all of Charleston. Also dotting the club's landscape is an expansive practice facility complete with target greens, as well as practice chipping and putting greens to help you hone those all important stroke-saving shots.

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Located on the site of the historic Lexington Plantation is Charleston's nationally acclaimed golf facility, Dunes West Golf Club. This Arthur Hills design is a diamond. This par 72, 6871 yard masterpiece is one of the best you will ever play. Set amid bermuda-covered dunes and 200 year old oaks draped in spanish moss this course blends its historically rich environment with the best golf facilities offered anywhere today. The Dunes West clubhouse, which was built on the site of the antebellum Lexington Plantation, was specifically designed to capture the old southern charm of the Lowcountry. This tremendous course takes full advantage of its fabulous setting. Dunes West Golf Club is truly a world-class golf experience. And remember, its not whether you win or lose but where you play the game that counts.

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