Wild Dunes completes renovations at the Harbor Course
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 12, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Sep 12, 2026

The Harbor Course at Wild Dunes has reopened following a series of infrastructure improvements. The facility underwent $8 million in upgrades to enhance the playing experience for visitors. These renovations focus on the course's lowcountry while integrating historical elements of the property. The project aimed to modernize the layout while maintaining the distinct environmental features of the site. The course remains open to the public as part of the resort's ongoing maintenance and development strategy. Guests can now access the updated layout and features at the South Carolina facility.
- •Wild Dunes finished $8 million in renovations at the Harbor Course.
- •The updates focus on regional lowcountry scenery and historical significance.
- •The course is currently open for play following the completion of the project.
- 11:30 AMGolf.com — The Harbor Course at Wild Dunes is teeming with history and lowcountry charm
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