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.

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

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.