Golf Courses In and Near Hilton Head Island, SC

This course is located right on the Atlantic Ocean. The shifting winds make every hole a challenge. You’ll be in awe of the panoramic views of the ocean from the holes at higher elevations. This may be one of the most memorable rounds of golf you’ll play on Hilton Head Island. “2018 Best Courses You Can Play in SC” by South Carolina Golf Course Ratings Panel.

This course has been a longtime regarded unique layout for South Carolina. For its long-standing ability to please players who visit, the Hills has earned a reputation as one of the island’s best golf experiences. You’ll need accuracy and precision instead of distance if you want to do well at this course. “Top 30 Best Courses You Can Play in South Carolina.”

At a par 70 and long fairways, the Fazio course is known as one of the hardest to play on the island. Fine-tune your golf game before playing this round because the bunkers and water hazards may swallow up your ball. This course received the 2019 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor.

The famed designer Pete Dye and design consultant Jack Nicklaus put this course together. Their intention was to produce a green that required finesse, imagination, and shot-making, rather than brute force.

Designed by the architect Pete Dye, this course is 7,035 yards from the back tees, but can be played shorter if needed. Four holes are guarded with water, making this a particularly challenging course. This green was named one of the “Best Places to Play” and South Carolina’s 2015 Golf Course of the Year by Golf Digest.

This course was Hiltons Head’s first-ever golf course. It has since been redesigned by Davis Love III who was a five-time winner of the RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing. Hundreds of plants were installed to give it a local feel. This course is 7,065 yards, is a 74.3 rating, and par 72.

This is a semi-private course nestled on the mouth to the Atlantic Ocean with wildlife and nature surrounding the fairway.Opening in 1974 and Gary Player’s first course, it was — and still is — Hilton Head’s “hidden gem.” A good course for golfers of all skill levels.

Become a member — even for a short time — to take advantage of benefits.This course was Rees Jones’ first solo design.The Club has hosted many prestigious events such as the 2014 Hilton Head Amateur and Hilton Head Open.It’s an affordable option without the overhead cost of the other local courses.

This club has two courses: The Hills and Cupp course.Hills was named as one of America’s Top 10 New Courses by Golf Digest.The Cupp course is a stunningly original design that tests the better player, but accommodates higher handicappers as well.