Hilton Head Accommodations Golf Guide
Tee time is any time on Hilton Head Island
The Golf Island
Hilton Head Island is world-renowned for the quality and quantity of PGA
championship courses available for play, as well as
The Heritage of Golf tournament, a favorite PGA Tour stop, played
each April at the Harbour Town Golf Links in Sea Pines. Hilton Head Island's
semi-tropical climate allows comfortable year-round play for a golfing holiday
and no matter what your skill level, there is a course (or several!) that will
suitably accommodate or challenge you. Private or group lessons from Class A,
PGA teaching professionals, golf academies, including a live-in junior golf
academy, are available for all levels and intensity preference at most area
courses. Golf coordinators that specialize in group outings and tournaments
are also available for your group needs.
Your rental at either
Spinnaker at Shipyard or
Southwind II includes free golf for your foursome daily at the 27-hole
Shipyard Golf Club,
Port Royal Golf Club or
Old South. * Special rates are available for all Hilton Head Accommodations
rentals at all Island Heritage Golf Group courses throughout the year including
Shipyard Golf Club, Port Royal Golf Club (3 courses),
Oyster Reef and
Palmetto Hall (2 courses).
Preferred Golfing Partners
Nestled within Hilton Head's natural setting of majestic
Carolina pine trees, flowering magnolias and moss draped oaks, Shipyard
Golf Club's 27-holes offer some spectacular golf views.
The course designers, George W. Cobb and Willard C.
Byrd, built these three nine-hole courses allowing you to combine a
different two every day to create a unique and challening 18-hole round.
The Clipper and Galleon courses create an exciting combination
of long fairways and perilous hazards, while the Brigantine course winds
its way around lagoons and breathtaking terrain.
http://www.shipyardgolfclub.com/
Port Royal Golf CLub is within Port Royal Plantation
which is located along the Atlantic coastline on the northwestern point
of Hilton Head Island. In addition to being recognized for its golf
amenities, it is also well known for its world-class tennis and is consistently
voted among the top destinations.
In 1991 and
again in 1997, Port Royal was recognized as a "Silver Medal Resort"
by Golf Magazine for its three spectacular 18-hole golf courses: The
Barony, Planter's Row, and Robber's Row.
The
course designers are George W. Cobb, Willard C. Byrd and Pete Dye.
http://www.portroyalgolfclub.com/
The Oyster Reef Golf Club, located in Hilton Head Plantation,
opened in 1982 and was immediately recognized as one of the top 25 new
courses in America. This Rees Jones design has been voted one of the
top 20 courses in the Carolinas and enjoys a reputation as a favorite
among Hilton Head Island golfers.
Carved out
of 190 acres of breathtaking low country terrain, Oyster Reef Golf Club's
spectacular 18-hole championship course is surrounded by winding lagoons,
lush vegetation, and scenic views of the Island and the Atlantic Ocean.
http://www.oysterreefgolfclub.com/
Featuring 36 holes of pristine golf immersed in Southern
elegance and natural beauty, Palmetto Hall Golf Club is a must play
for every golfer. The Arthur Hills and Robert Cupp designed courses
are premier properties where golfers can truly appreciate the complete
Hilton Head golf experience.
Palmetto Hall
Golf Club also features a 14,000 square foot clubhouse, designed and
furnished in the Southern tradition, and is easily accessible to shopping
and dining in the central and northern end of Hilton Head Island.
http://www.palmettohallgolf.com/
As one of the Lowcountry's premier public courses which
was 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. Featuring towering live oaks, rolling Scottish
terrain and magnificent views from island greens, the course was 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, but his design
allows golfers to experience up close the uniqueness of the site, its
natural amenities and spectacular views. As Johnston himself so aptly
put it, "The variety of the setting from forest to open pasture to tidal
salt marsh provided an opportunity to vary the design elements and strategy
of play."
http://www.oldsouthgolf.com/
