Golf Carolina: Myrtle Beach Golf Courses, Pinehurst Golf Packages, Hilton Head Golf Vacations

Ladies, try Kiawah Island and the Charleston-area for women-friendly golf courses

Just because a course has pink soap in the bathrooms doesn't mean it should be at the top of the "Ladies Best" lists. Challenging, memorable and fair are words that come to mind more than trouble-free and undemanding, which evoke "Stepford Wives." So where to go? The Charleston area - enhanced by the ever-changing moods of the marshes and innate traditions of Southern hospitality - has a number of women-friendly golf courses, Katharine Dyson writes.
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Racing, fishing, shopping, more: Off-course fun on a Pinehurst golf trip

So, you've come to Pinehurst, the home of American golf, and you want to do something else besides hit a small ball and chase it down, only to hit it again? Sacrilege. Well, if you must, there are other things to do in Pinehurst besides play Pinehurst No. 2 and the other not-so-famous 42 area courses.
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Pinehurst-area golf courses in fine fettle after great growing season
Tired of Myrtle Beach madness? Take it slower and easier at Sea Trail
Piedmont region of the Tar Heel state has plenty to offer for golfers

After Ocean Course beats you up, head for Kiawah Resort's more peaceful Osprey Point

Once you've experienced Kiawah Island Golf Resort's famed and daunting Ocean Course, you'll probably be in need of a friendlier kind of golf course, and Osprey Point just down the road is your haven. Shielded from the fierce, ocean winds and playing through a scenic and wild maritime forest filled with oaks and magnolias on Kiawah Island, Tom Fazio built a course that is easy on the eyes - and scorecard.
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New owner has improvements planned for Legend Oaks Golf Club near Charleston, S.C.
Play some golf, learn some history at The Links Stono Ferry in Charleston, S.C.
Little Coosaw Creek Country Club in Charleston is a heavy hitter for golfers

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