Golf Season Is Almost in Full Swing

It’s almost that time to gather your golfing buddies, pack your clubs, and make your way to Fripp Island Resort. The summer heat is slowly decreasing and making way for the fall season, which offers more relaxing temperatures, a cooler atmosphere, and plenty of fresh air to play 18+ holes.

Why Should You Play at Fripp Island Resort?

The answer is clear. It’s because Fripp Island Resort offers it all under one roof. We offer a very popular Stay and Play package that includes rounds of golf, a luxury rental, and so much more. You can rest easy in your rental, play 18 holes the next morning, and then have dinner delivered to your rental at the end of the day. It doesn’t get too much better.

On top of the amenities of our Stay and Play package, Fripp Island Resort features two incredible oceanfront golf courses. Play Ocean Point, Ocean Creek, or play both during your golf trip. Challenge yourself and your friends with courses designed by George Cobb and Davis Love III.

When Is The Best Time To Play?

The two main seasons to play are the Spring and Fall seasons. The Fall season offers cooler weather, less visitors (since kids are back in school), and temperatures that are not too cold that would force you and your team to buddle up. The Spring is very similar but with a sense of freshness in the air that can only be experienced, not explained.

The Summer and Winter months are fine to play, but offer their own unique touches to your visit. The Summer months are hot and can be muggy with the ocean humidity. The Winter months off a refreshing coolness that you do not get in the Summer months, but you may have to layer up to stay comfortable.

No matter if you are a seasoned player or a weekend player that sees the rough more than the fairway, Fripp Island Resort offers the very best in golf packages. Learn more on our Group Golf page and book your upcoming Stay and Play package. Check out our Fripp Island Resort rentals while you get your friends together for your upcoming Golf Trip.