Start and end your day at either of our fine Clubhouses

Nicklaus Clubhouse

The recently rebuilt Nicklaus Clubhouse is arguably one of the finest clubhouses in the Southeast.  From the stately members’ porch, you can watch your friends finish the final four holes of the Nicklaus Course, and later witness spectacular sunsets over the Colleton River.

Its 30,000 square feet houses the health and fitness center, an elegant fine-dining room, a casual bar, and a number of small breakout rooms for private functions, meetings and card groups.  The men’s and ladies' lounges are comfortable gathering spots to recap the events of the day, have a bite to eat or catch the news.  The Wine Room, a smaller, more intimate private dining room, decorated as a wine cellar, is also available.

There is a large banquet room, ideal for special events such as lecture series, classes and wedding receptions.

Dye Clubhouse

The Dye Clubhouse is charmingly reminiscent of a Southern plantation home.  This two-story structure has 18-foot wide porches accessed through French doors, large columns, brick arches and tabby stucco exteriors.  Inside, there is a member's bar and casual dining area, a large, more formal dining room and several smaller breakout rooms.  On the lower level is the Dye Pro Shop, locker rooms and the Club’s library, with hundreds of books and audio tapes that are freely shared among the members.

From its wraparound porches members can enjoy a magnificent view of the Chechessee River and Port Royal Sound, the marshlands, ancient live oaks, seabirds and not less than seven of the most spectacular holes on the Pete Dye Course.  It is truly a wonderful venue for relaxing with a cocktail on the porch and a more casual dining experience.