Melrose

Avenue of the Oaks, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina

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Course
18 holes

Melrose Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par44543443536
White3633894883721623853521124983,121
Handicap1557391311171
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par4453443453672
White3753394801514123741483504953,1246,245
Handicap10161282418146

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
White12971

Melrose by the Numbers

Melrose plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,245 yards from the white tees. The layout features 4 par-3s, 10 par-4s and 4 par-5s. The number-one handicap hole is the par-5 9th — statistically the toughest hole on the course, while the 16th rates as the most forgiving. The longest test is the 9th, stretching 498 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 8th at 112 yards.

72
Par
6,245
Max Yardage
#9
Hardest Hole
4/10/4
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Melrose

Melrose is an 18-hole, par 72 gem that stretches across 6,245 yards from the white tees. The course presents a balanced challenge for golfers of all skill levels, featuring a mix of well-placed hazards and strategically designed holes. With its lush fairways and pristine greens, players can expect to navigate the varying terrain while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of Daufuskie Island. The course rating and slope reflect its approachable yet compelling design, making it a memorable round for every visitor.

What to Expect

As you make your way through Melrose, expect a course that rewards thoughtful play rather than sheer power. It’s well-suited for golfers with a handicap of 10-20, but it can challenge lower handicaps as well. Be mindful of the water hazards that come into play on several holes—strategic, conservative club selection can keep your round on track. The Bermuda grass greens roll true, so take the time to read them; it can make all the difference on those delicate putts.

Fun Fact

Did you know that Melrose's location on Daufuskie Island has a fascinating historical twist? The island was once home to a bustling freedman community post-Civil War, with many Gullah descendants still residing there today, bringing a rich cultural heritage to the area.

About Daufuskie Island

Daufuskie Island is a beautiful and tranquil retreat off the coast of South Carolina, known for its rich history and Gullah culture. This small island, accessible only by ferry or private boat, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and laid-back charm, making it a perfect getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Nearby Attractions

After your round at Melrose, check out the local seafood at the nearby Marshside Mama’s, where you can savor fresh catch with a side of island ambiance. For those looking to unwind further, consider staying at the Daufuskie Island Resort and Breathe Spa, offering relaxation and scenic views to make your trip complete. Don’t forget to explore the island’s historic sites, including the Daufuskie Island Historical Museum, which provides insights into its rich past.

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