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South Carolina is the small state that ranks at the top of the list of golf travel destinations. The surrounding states of North Carolina and Georgia are almost as popular. Despite its size, South Carolina is home to several features of the Eastern US region: the Coastal Plain, the Piedmont Plateau, and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Featuring more than 330 golf courses, South Carolina is a leading spot for golf and visitors can also experience breathtaking beach walks, water sports and the many historic sights the state has to offer.
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Weather
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With very little snow and long hot summers, South Carolina's climate is perfect for golf. South Carolina is mostly humid and subtropical. Average temperatures range from 32°F in January and 70°F in July. Most of the state receives, on average, 49 inches of precipitation per year.
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Local Activities
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In addition to golf, South Carolina offers aquariums, zoos, historic sites, museums and galleries, national and state forests, national parks, motor sports, rodeo, tennis, hiking, historic sites and beaches too.
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Featured Resort |
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Litchfield Plantation
Pawleys Island,
SC
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Litchfield Plantation is an extraordinary retreat on the principal 600 acres of a 1,750s coastal rice plantation. It has been meticulously transformed into a country inn, with some of the most
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