Carolina native, Davis Love III embraces a tradition of Lowcountry character in this design. The Love course incorporates the recreated ruins of an old plantation home along holes 3 through 7. Wide open fairways and generous landing areas set the stage for an unforgettable round of golf.

One of Tom Fazio's finest works, Osprey Point golf course at Kiaway Island Golf Resort is ranked among America's top 75 resort courses. Fazio had help, including four natural lakes, saltwater marsh, and dense forests of pine, palmetto, live oak and magnolia. Water comes into play on 15 holes. Best Hole: No. 9, a 461-yard par-4 dogleg left with a forced carry off the tee over a lagoon that lets you cut off as much as you dare. Traps and the lagoon also guard the green.

Built in 1925, Summerville's Miler Country Club is a step back in time. Short (6,037 yards) but tight with Bermuda fairways and Champion bermuda greens, the course was originally planned as a Pinehurst-like resort and still has that feel. Best Hole: No. 18, a par-5 with a lake cording a layup tee shot, then a 220-yard shot around a dogleg right to an elevated, bunkered green.

One of the most visually exciting and challenging courses in America, King's North features some of the most dramatic and unique holes in all of golf. The par-5, 6th hole -- nicknamed "The Gambler" -- features an island fairway which offers golfers a "risk-reward" short-cut to the green for a chance at eagle, but the two precise shots required bring to mind Kenny Rogers' song: "You've got to know when to hold 'em; Know when to fold 'em; Know when to walk away; and Know when to run." The 18th hole, nicknamed "The Bull's-eye" by Golf Magazine, has over 40 sandtraps guarding either side of the fairway, and the green reaches out into a lake offering a number of very tempting pin placements.

Palmetto Bluff and Tyler Florence are teaming up for a another helping of Tyler Florence's Palmetto Bluff Lowcountry Celebration to pay homage to the delicious flavors and inspiring music of the Lowcountry and the South. Events will include a champagne lunch cruise on the antique yacht Grace, wine tastings and symposiums led by wine experts, a block party in Palmetto Bluff’s Village featuring live music and delicacies prepared by Tyler Florence and other renowned guest chefs, a culinary festival on the Village Green featuring chefs, growers, vintners and brewers from around the Lowcountry and the nation, a traditional Lowcountry oyster roast, nightly fire pit gatherings complete with live music, and a Sunday breakfast feast. It's all "Music to your Mouth."

Events for this year's Pawley's Island Festival of Music and Art will be held under the Performance Tent at Brookgreen Gardens and under the oaks at Litchfield Plantation. This year's event schedule is as follows:

The Pawleys Island Wine Gala, 6 pm, 9/18
Steve Tyrell, 7 pm, 9/17
Jazz Under the Oaks featuring Ann Caldwell and Enrique Haneine, 3 pm, 9/20
Long Bay Symphony, 7 pm, 9/25
Dallas Brass, 7 pm, 9/26
Bits 'N' Pieces Puppet Theatre presenting "Alice in Wonderland", 3 pm, 9/27

Inspired by film and television...designed to capture the excitement and glamour of Hollywood...filled with rare movie memorabilia... Featuring superb California cuisine in a spectacular setting... For an extraordinary dining experience there's only one place out of this world...Planet Hollywood. Open 7 days a week, 365 days a year. In November and December, come relive Hollywood's glamour days with the Big Band sounds of Andrew Thielen & the Planet Hollywood Big Band. You'll enjoy a fabulous dinner of prime rib, gilled ranch chicken or grilled salmon. Later, it's on to the dance floor with music of some of the greatest names from the swing era - Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Stan Kenton, Woody Herman, Louie Armstrong and Harry James - to name a few. You'll also enjoy their favorite movie themes, classic TV songs, plus, your favorite holiday music played by Andrew Thielen & the Planet Hollywood Big Band.

Discover the life of the loggerhead sea turtle and why it's our state reptile. This informative audio-visual presentation is designed to make us better stewards of the environment.

This course's narrow fairways are lined with mature live oak trees. The terrain is flat and easy to walk. The greens are small, slightly undulating, elevated, and well bunkered by both sand and grass bunkers. Water hazards come into play on holes #2 and #9.