Oyster Reef Golf Club makes the best of its roots and parentage. The location provides the trees, Rees Jones provides the bunkers. Upon opening in 1982, Oyster Reef was dubbed one of the Top 25 new courses in America and continues to land on a variety of "best" lists. On this course, you'll know exactly what a Hilton Head course should be, and you'll see the deft hand of Jones while you're at it.
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No matter which of the three nines you play at Shipyard Golf Club, you'll enjoy them. Clipper and Brigantine are the bad cops, Galleon the nice, benevolent cop, so mix them up if you want, or go easy on yourself. It's a beautiful course, in great shape year round, thanks to the new greens, and an attentive staff. Try all three nines. You'll like all of them, for different reasons.
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If you've been thinking about joining the Golf Channel's popular Am Tour, here's another chance. Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort will be hosting the tour's Low Country Major Championship on March 13-13 on its Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course and Arthur Hills Course. Sign up now!
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While Hilton Head Island offers an appealing climate year round, many visitors find this family-friendly resort destination particularly inviting during the springtime, when pleasant temperatures inspire the picturesque landscape to begin budding anew and the island is buzzing with more robust activity.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club, designed by Rees Jones, embodies Hilton Head golf: Tree-choked doglegs interspersed with dastardly bunkers. There's a reason it often lands on the lists of must-play golf courses.
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One of the largest barrier islands on the east coast, Hilton Head Island represents one of the most golf-rich regions of the world, with two dozen golf courses on its 42 square miles of land mass measuring just 12 miles long, plus many more golf courses in its surrounding areas.
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