Arrive at Charleston International Airport (CHS), pick up rental car, and drop bags at a centrally located downtown hotel such as The Vendue or Hyatt Place Charleston/Historic District for easy access to golf pick-ups and nightlife.
Quick, iconic Charleston breakfast — famous biscuits and small plates to fuel the group before a day of golf and sightseeing. Counter service keeps the line moving for bachelor groups.
Take a 90–120 minute guided walking or carriage tour through the Historic District to hit Rainbow Row, Battery, and the City Market; great orientation and photo ops. Carriage tours typically operate from ~9:30AM–5:00PM but check schedules and book slots in advance for groups.
Waterfront seafood lunch serving Southern-style seafood and casual classics in a dockside setting—ideal for a relaxed group meal before golf. Opens around 11:00AM; arrivals by reservation recommended for groups.
Drive ~20 minutes to The Links at Stono Ferry for a challenging 18-hole round in a picturesque riverside setting; tee times typically start early and run through the afternoon — reserve tee times ahead (greens fees around a medium budget).
Upscale seafood-focused menu in a reclaimed bank building — excellent seafood platters, oysters and cocktails, good for groups who want a refined but lively meal. Reservations strongly recommended; typical dinner service starts ~5:00PM.
King Street offers a string of craft cocktail bars and lively pubs — hop between The Cocktail Club (rooftop), Prohibition, and local pubs for a classic Charleston nightlife vibe. Most bars are open late; check live-music line-ups and cover charges for larger groups.
Grab a hearty breakfast plate or sandwiches and coffee; known for good morning fare and quick service so the group can make early tee times. Opens around 7:00AM; plan slight earlier arrival if needed.
Short 25–35 minute drive from downtown Charleston to Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms; scenic route across the Cooper River bridges. Leave early to beat island traffic and secure parking.
Play the Links Course at Wild Dunes (or Harbor Course as backup) — greens, ocean views, and breezy coastal holes make for an excellent bachelor-group round. Tee times commonly begin at dawn; reserve 4–6 weeks ahead for weekends in March.
Casual island lunch with seafood and sandwiches; ideal spot to unwind after 18 holes. Most island restaurants open by late morning — check seasonal hours and make a reservation for larger groups.
Enjoy a relaxed afternoon on Isle of Palms beach — rent boards for the group or reserve a beach cabana for shade. Public beach access is available; paid rentals and cabanas vary by provider.
Casual but elevated Southern seafood and fried-chicken spot; lively atmosphere great for groups who want tasty comfort food without an overly formal setting. Opens for dinner; reservations recommended for groups.
Head back to Upper King for rooftop views and craft cocktails (The Rooftop Bar at The Vendue or The Cocktail Club). Consider booking a bottle service or a reserved area for the bachelor party if you expect a larger group.
Sullivan’s Island’s The Obstinate Daughter offers coastal brunch with an elevated menu — great kickoff for the day and a short drive to the beach. Typical brunch service starts around 9:00AM on weekends; check hours and reserve for groups.
Head to Folly Beach (25–30 minute drive) for surf lessons, pier strolls, or a relaxed beach day; rental shops offer boards and lessons by appointment. Public beach access is free; rentals typically operate 9:00AM–6:00PM in March but confirm ahead.
Casual coastal lunch at a popular Folly spot — tacos, sandwiches and frozen drinks are perfect post-surf. Patio seating and quick service make it easy for groups to refuel before afternoon activities.
Choose a 3–4 hour inshore fishing charter (departing from Folly or downtown; mid-March is good for reds/flounder) or visit Holy City Brewing / Revelry Brewing in North Charleston for a tasting and group-friendly vibe. Fishing charters require advance booking; breweries typically open ~12:00PM–9:00PM.
Finish the trip with a memorable Southern fine-dining meal at Husk or FIG (both require reservations and have strong reputations for regional cuisine). If timing is tight before flights, opt for a quicker bite at a downtown gastropub.
Head to Charleston International Airport (CHS) for evening flights or return rental car — allow at least 60–90 minutes for drive, rental return and TSA on a busy weekend evening.