P.B. Dye’s design at Rose Hill Golf Club presents a Lowcountry challenge with its distinctive mounding and strategically placed water hazards. Golfers navigate a layout where precision is rewarded, particularly on the course’s well-guarded greens.
Island West Golf Club presents a challenging layout with water hazards influencing play on 13 holes, requiring strategic shot placement. The course features well-maintained Bermuda grass greens and fairways, offering a consistent playing experience.
Crescent Pointe Golf Club, an Arnold Palmer signature design, presents a challenging layout with strategic water hazards and marshland views. The course incorporates the natural Lowcountry landscape, demanding precise shot-making on its many holes bordering tidal creeks.
Davis Love III’s design at Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club navigates through a classic Lowcountry landscape of mature pines and strategic wetlands. The course offers a playable yet engaging round, featuring generous fairways and well-guarded greens that demand thoughtful shot placement.
Hilton Head National Golf Course presents a demanding test of golf, featuring a mix of tight, tree-lined holes and more open, water-guarded challenges. Golfers navigate consistently well-conditioned playing surfaces, requiring precise shot-making throughout the round.
Tom Fazio’s inaugural South Carolina design unfolds across 27 holes, offering varied Lowcountry landscapes. Each of the three nines—Dogwood, Palmetto, and Live Oak—presents distinct challenges with views of tidal marshes and ancient oaks.
Greg Norman’s design at Oldfield Club masterfully integrates the Okatie River and surrounding marshlands into its strategic layout. Players navigate holes framed by ancient live oaks and tidal estuaries, demanding thoughtful shot placement throughout the round.
Hampton Hall Club presents an 18-hole Pete Dye Signature Golf Course, showcasing the architect’s renowned strategic design principles. Players navigate a layout characterized by bold bunkering, varied green complexes, and a demanding championship yardage.
Berkeley Hall Golf Club distinguishes itself with two championship 18-hole courses, both meticulously crafted by Tom Fazio to offer distinct playing experiences. These private layouts integrate seamlessly with the Lowcountry landscape, featuring expansive fairways and strategic bunkering across diverse terrain.
Tom Fazio designed both the East and West courses at Belfair, each offering a distinct Lowcountry golf experience. The West Course navigates through mature oak forests, while the East Course provides dramatic views of the Colleton River and surrounding marshlands.
Colleton River Club offers members two distinct championship experiences, with courses designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus. The Dye course presents dramatic marsh and river vistas, while the Nicklaus course challenges with strategic bunkering and views of the Chechessee River.
Chechessee Creek Club presents a strategic Coore & Crenshaw design that emphasizes natural contours and thoughtful shot-making. The course features firm, fast conditions and a layout that encourages creativity around its subtle green complexes.