Get closer to par! Sun City has two 18-hole championship courses and a brand new executive golf course on the way, where you can spend sunny days on the fairways improving your game.
Phone: (843) 705-4999 • Web: www.suncity.com
Bear Creek Golf Club’s par 72 course stretches over 6,800 yards with five different sets of tees for every level of golfer. Extensive natural areas encourage wildlife diversity and proliferation, the criteria that earned the club an Audubon certification.
Phone: (843) 681-9510 • Web: www.BearCreekHHI.com
The golf course at Dolphin Head, designed by Gary Player in 1974, was the first course constructed in Hilton Head Plantation. It boasts two very distinctive nine holes; the front nine, meandering through tall trees with Player’s signature bunkers and marshland coming into play on most of the holes, is a great opening nine.
Phone: (843)681-5550 • Web: www.dolphinheadgc.com
Since its opening in 1992, the Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo Run has become a “must play” on Hilton Head Island.
Phone: (843) 689-2200 • Web: www.goldenbear-indigorun.com
Hidden Cypress Golf Club is garnering respect and adulation from all who play it. Since opening in 2000, this facility has proven to be a fantastic addition to its sister course, Okatie Creek.
Phone: (843) 705-4999 • Web: www.suncity.com
Named one of "America's Best Golf Courses" by Golfweek Magazine, the Gary Player design displays all of the beauty and golf course excellence you have come to expect from the Lowcountry.
Phone: (843) 842-5900 • Web: www.golfhiltonheadnational.com
Described as classic and traditional by its designer, PGA Tour pro Mark McCumber, the Okatie Creek Golf Club makes use of the natural contours of the land as it winds through the abundant Southern pines and marshes of South Carolina's Lowcountry.
Phone: (843) 705-4653 • Web: www.suncity.com
Selected by Golf Digest as one of 1992’s top new public courses. Award winning architect Clyde Johnston designed Old South in keeping with the natural landscape.
Phone: (843) 785-5353 • Web: www.oldsouthgolf.com
Upon opening, Oyster Reef was recognized as one of the Top 25 new courses in America. This Rees Jones design received 4 stars on Golf Digest's list of the “Best Places to Play,” and was voted one of the Top 20 Courses in the Carolinas.
Phone: (843) 681-1700 • Web: www.oysterreefgolfclub.com
Arthur Hills took full advantage of the natural dunes and created an extremely rolling layout with dramatic elevation changes.
Phone: (843) 785-1140 • Web: www.palmettodunes.com
Listed on Golf Digest’s America’s 100 best, the Course is a stimulating challenge to avid golfers. With two par 5’s, the heart of the course lies in a series of long par 4’s, beginning with the 432-yard first hole and ending with the 462-yard 18th.
Phone: (843) 785-1136 • Web: www.palmettodunes.com
One of Hilton Head’s most popular courses, the Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course recently reopened from an extensive and successful renovation.
Phone: (843) 785-1136 • Web: www.palmettodunes.com
Opened in 1991, this course was instantly named a classic by Golf Digest Magazine, which rated it among America’s Top 10 New Courses. It received a 4 star rating and was listed on 2008-09’s “Best Places to Play.”
Phone: (843) 681-1700 • Web: www.palmettohallgolf.com
The course is a stunningly original design that tests the better player, but accommodates higher handicappers. Cupp and the course continue to draw high praise for its flexibility, shot values and year-round conditioning.
Phone: (843) 681-1700 • Web: www.palmettohallgolf.com
World-renowned golf course architect Rocky Roquemore crafted Pinecrest Golf Club, his first Lowcountry design. Roquemore is known for co-designing three of the Disney World Courses (the Magnolia, the Buena Vista, and the Palm).
Phone: (843) 757-8960 • Web: www.pinecrestsc.com
Designed by George W. Cobb, many of the holes appear to be relatively open, but as you approach the resurfaced Bermuda greens, the real challenge becomes clear that the greens although generous are protected by thick rough and unforgiving bunkers.
Phone: (843) 681-1700 • Web: www.portroyalgolfclub.com
Designed by architects George W. Cobb and Willard C. Byrd, redesigned in 1994 by Pete Dye. The course sets atop former Civil War grounds. It features historical markers throughout describing events which took place on the Island.
Phone: (843) 681-1700 • Web: www.portroyalgolfclub.com
This Pete Dye course is home of the prestigious PGA Event, The Heritage of Golf each April. It's perennially ranked among the top golf courses in the world.
Phone: (843) 842-8484 • Web: www.seapines.com
Pete Dye’s transformation of the old Sea Marsh course is nothing short of a modern masterpiece! Featuring seven sets of tees including a special set for family enjoyment. With it’s new Mini Verde greens along with shifting elevations and undulating greens you are guaranteed both a challenge and total enjoyment!
Phone: (843) 842-8484 • Web: www.seapines.com
Hilton Head's first golf course is now its newest. Mark McCumber has personally redesigned the course with emphasis on the traditional and classic principals of the course design.
Phone: (843) 842-8484 • Web: www.seapines.com
The Legends Golf Course at Parris Island in Beaufort, SC offers an inspiring one-of-a-kind experience. As you step onto the par-72 layout that winds its way along salt marsh wetlands and deep-water creeks, you are immediately entranced by the course’s rich history and challenging layout. The Legends is open to the public.
Phone: (843) 228-2240 • Web: Visit Legends Golf Course Site
Bear Creek Golf Club |
Oyster Reef G.C. |
Palmetto Hall |
Sea Pines Resort |
** Heron Point & Harbour Town (Sea Pines) & Robert Trent Jones (Palmetto Dunes) require a seasonal surcharge in lieu of a player fee.