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Harbour Town Golf Links

Designed by Pete Dye in consultation with Jack Nicklaus

6,973 yd. - 71 Par - Slope 146

Harbour Town Golf Links, One Of The Most Distinguished PGA Tour Golf Courses. Play in the footsteps of legends. Reserve a round on The Sea Pines Resort's world-famous Harbour Town Golf Links. Home to the Verizon Heritage Tournament since 1969, this distinguished PGA Tour golf course places a premium on finesse, imagination, and shot-making rather than strength. Put your game to the ultimate test against a collection of par-threes ranking among the world' finest and a par-four 18th hole considered one of the most feared in all of golf - particularly when the wind is blowing off Calibogue Sound. The crowning achievement of famed designer Pete Dye, this celebrated PGA golf course.

Ocean Course

Exquisitely rebuilt in 1995 by Mark McCumber

6,906 yd. - 72.8 Par - Slope 133

Ocean Course, The Very First Of Hilton Head South Carolina Golf Courses. As the first course built on Hilton Head Island, the Ocean Course at The Sea Pines Resort embraces the true coastal golf experience. This breathtaking South Carolina golf course poses delightful challenges to novices and veterans alike. Put your game to the test against a classic design, featuring strategically placed lagoons and bunkers. As a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary course at our esteemed Hilton Head South Carolina golf resort, the Ocean Course.

Heron Point

Designed by Pete Dye 

Heron Point, A New Legend Among Hilton Head Island Golf Courses. After a multi-million dollar reconstruction project, The Sea Pines Resort is pleased to announce Heron Point by Pete Dye. Designed by legendary course architect Pete Dye, Heron Point is nothing short of a modern masterpiece. Fairways have been reshaped into dramatic angles and shifting elevations, while surfaces are a mix of sand, mulch, limestone, and different grasses that offer a kaleidoscope of appealing color changes. As the second Hilton Head Island golf course at The Sea Pines Resort designed by Dye, Heron Point lives up to its prestigious reputation with challenging new features.

Fazio  ~  Jones  ~  Hills

Palmetto Dunes has long been regarded as Hilton Head Island's best golf experience. Golfers across the country recognize the superior facilities and services offered at Palmetto Dunes on Hilton Head Island. Fodor's Golf Digest Places to Play fifth edition where the courses at Palmetto Dunes received high rankings from the golfers who know them from first hand experience. The Arthur Hills course rated an impressive 4.5 stars & was noted as an "excellent course and treated like a king; great condition; last three holes unbelievable". The George Fazio rated an outstanding 4 stars.

The Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course, which was being renovated in 2002, received accolades from Golf Magazine as 'The Pick of the Month' in March 2003. This course offers a challenging layout and beautiful ocean views.

If you're looking for a great golf course, Hilton Head Island is a golfer's paradise. But whether you want the ultimate golf getaway or you just want to have some options, Palmetto Dunes gives you unparalleled variety. Not just one Hilton Head golf course - Palmetto Dunes offers three top-rated, championship golf courses for the ultimate golf vacation. It's no wonder that we've been rated among the top resorts in the country by virtually every major golf publication, including Golf Magazine, Links - The Best of Golf, Golf Digest, The Golfer, Golf & Travel, and Golf for Women.

Palmetto Dunes offers over 2,000 oceanfront acres, with everything from white sand beaches to world-class tennis to deep-sea fishing. Yet, for those who come to golf, it promises something more. Something extraordinary. Transforming every game . . . into your best game ever.

Arthur Hills Course  ~  Robert Cupp Course

Arthur Hills Course opened in 1991, this Hills work was instantly dubbed a classic by Golf Magazine - rating it one of America's Top 10 new courses. Heavily wooded with towering pines and moss-draped oaks, the lush fairways roll past crystalline lakes. Protected greens, many edged with bunkers, provide a constant challenge. The signature hole, the par-4 18th, offers a daunting finish to a spectacular game.

Robert Cupp Course unique, innovative, & eminently playable. The Robert Cupp course is a stunningly original design that tests the better player, but accommodates higher handicappers as well. Cupp, Golf World's former Architect of the Year, opened his signature course at Palmetto Hall in 1993, & the course continues to draw high praise for its flexibility, sound shot values and impeccable year-round conditioning.

The National, The Player, & The Weed

The "National" nine begins with three increasingly-longer par-4's to get you started, #3 a great 420+ from the two back tees with water down the entire left side on the drive with trees encroaching on the bail-out area to the right. The long-iron approach must negotiate four mounds into the smallish green. You might feel like you need to call in Henry Kissinger to negotiate the huge waste bunker in front of the par-4 fifth, the large greenside bunker in front of the par-3 sixth & the old oak that sits in front of the par-5 seventh, the National's #1 handicapped hole. The ninth might actually be the toughest, though, with deep marsh all along the right side of a narrow fairway & right next to another elevated "table-top" green it actually shares with #9 on the Player layout.

The "Player" nine hole course, & even if you start with the Player, your fun has just begun. After possibly the most severe plateau on the whole layout awaiting your approach to the green on Player #1, you've got to make possibly your most important on-course decision at the drivable par-4 second. The second-best risk/reward hole on the course (to the Weed's signature #6), Player #2 is only 294 yards from the tips, with the prevailing southerly wind at your back. The smart play is your longest controllable iron to the narrow but flat "runway" & then a short pitch to the green, but imagine the story you’ll tell about driving the green & holing the eagle putt! 

The "Weed" nine hole course is a perfect complement to the Player designs. His layout also offers plenty of run-up opportunities to his greens, which are generally a little larger than Player's, but with more severe undulations. The par-3 fourth requires a carry over a waste bunker that takes up most of the yardage between tee & green. But it's the signature sixth that'll give you stories to tell, or explanations to make. Again under 300 yards from the tips, just 250-275 from the middle tees, its one of Bobby Weed's ultimate risk/reward opportunities. The largest lake on the entire course runs down the entire right side, then wraps around behind the green while pot bunkers & the course's largest berm rise up to snatch shots hit left or short. That shortest par-4 at Hilton Head National is followed by the shortest par-3, a do-or-die 102-138 yarder over more pristine marshland.

Old Carolina Golf Club

Clyde Johnston Design

6,805 yd. - 72 Par - Rating/Slope 73.1/142

Welcome back to the "NEW" Old Carolina Golf Club! We have been in operation with our new product since August 1st 2006 and are very excited that the 9 hole concept has filled a need for the area. now golfers are able to play in just 2 hours without a tee time & have the rest of the day available for enjoying the rest of our beautiful island.

The course has been praised by locals & visitors alike for the superb conditions. The fairways have been made more generous & landing zones made easier to hit. The bunkers have undergone restoration & the greens are perfect as always. Golf Digest recently named Old Carolina as "one of the Best Places To Play" 2006-2007. This is a well deserved honor & one we hope to obtain each year. You will always find a hearty welcome & a smiling face when you come to Old Carolina. Southern charm & world-class customer service is shown each & every time you visit the course. 

Old South Golf Links

Clyde Johnston Design

6,772 yd. - 72 Par - Rating/Slope 72.4/129

The Lowcountry's premier public course selected by Golf Digest as one of the top ten new public courses of 1992. Old South has truly become a favorite of golfers visiting the Hilton Head area & features towering live oaks, rolling Scottish terrain & magnificent views from island greens. Designed by award winning course architect, Clyde Johnston, Old South Golf Links is a tribute to man working within nature's fragile guidelines. Not only did Johnston preserve the natural beauty of the land, his design allows golfers to experience up close the uniqueness of the site, it's natural amenities & spectacular views. As Johnston himself so aptly put it, "the variety of the setting from oak forest to open pasture to tidal salt marsh provided an opportunity to vary the design elements and strategy of play."  

Bloody Point Course

Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish Design

6,900 yd. - 72 Par

This fantastic course was designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, & named after a notorious 1700s battle between Indians & the British on the island's southernmost tip. It utilizes the Daufuskie's most scenic coastal marshes & dark water lagoons. Also, the bald eagle's nest on the seventh hole and the Osprey's nest on the 15th hole are visited annually by these nationally treasured birds.

 Melrose Course

Jack Nicklaus Signature Course

7,081 yd. - 72 Par

This Jack Nicklaus signature course has been ranked among the "Top 75 in North America" by Golf Digest. It's one of the most celebrated courses in South Carolina - featuring smaller target greens, a mixture of short- and long-par 4's, a diversity of par 3's, and unique par 5's. In addition, the 18th green sits on a small peninsula that seems to jut into the Atlantic, testing the nerves of the best players.