| Widely regarded as the most beautiful and historic city in America, Charleston has something for everyone. The charm and beauty of this port city, steeped in history, have long proven to be irresistible. |
| It was Charleston's growing affluence in the decades that preceded the Civil War that allowed its citizens to build a community that was then remarkable for its cultural and architectural accomplishments. Charleston today is remarkable because, almost alonE among American cities, the buildings, streets and public spaces Charleston's earlier generations built have survived to educate and inspire the present and future. |
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Hundreds of lovingly preserved classical Southern buildings line the city's narrow cobblestone streets. The sense of untouched history will not leave you. World famous plantations and gardens offer visitors a fascinating insight into previous eras. A vibrant nightlife and some of America's finest restaurants make Charleston a must for golfers and non-golfers alike.
Eagle Golf Tours have chosen 4 hotels in various locations and price ranges, from where you can enjoy this wonderful city, recently voted the "Friendliest City in the USA" by American Travel writers.
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Being on similar latitude to North Africa Charleston enjoys a southern Mediterranean climate with spring starting as early as mid February. March, April, May and October/November are warm dry and sunny with temperatures in the 70º/80ºF. June, July and August tend to be hot and humid however sea breezes help to keep the temperatures bearable.
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In 1786 the first recorded game of golf held in the USA was played in Charleston. Now with more than 20 quality local courses Charleston is a terrific location to enjoy a selection of the Carolinas most enjoyable courses.
The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island and Wild Dunes-Links regularly feature in the list of American's top 50 public courses. For those wishing to play less demanding courses green fees range from approximately $50 - $120 depending on the season.
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| Special Interest |
| Dating back to the early 1800s Charleston offers some of the finest historical buildings to visit in the USA. Carefully preserved in their original form many are open to the public and offer a fascinating insight into Charleston's early colonial period. |
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