The Golf Club at Wescott Plantation's Burn Kill course sits in Summerville, South Carolina, roughly twenty-five miles northwest of Charleston in the state's Lowcountry region. Dr. Michael Hurdzan designed the course, which opened as part of a residential community development. Hurdzan, known for his environmental sensitivity and agronomic expertise, worked within the property's natural pine forests and wetland areas to create a layout that reflects the region's characteristic terrain. The routing moves through stands of longleaf pine and live oak, with elevation changes modest by Lowcountry standards but sufficient to provide variety in stance and perspective. Water features appear on several holes, typical of courses built in this coastal plain environment where natural drainage patterns and constructed lakes shape strategy. The design incorporates native grasses and vegetation in areas beyond the maintained turf, a Hurdzan trademark that reduces maintenance demands while preserving habitat. Wescott Plantation operates as a semi-private facility, allowing public access alongside member play. The course serves both the residential community and visiting golfers exploring the Charleston area's collection of layouts. Summerville's position inland from the coast provides a slightly different playing environment than the barrier island courses closer to the Atlantic, with more tree-lined corridors and less wind exposure. The club offers traditional amenities including practice facilities and a clubhouse with dining, serving as a neighborhood gathering point as well as a golf venue.