Golf Course Reviews
Golden Bear Golf Club a pleasant, reborn Hilton Head course
When the Golden Bear Golf Club opened in 1992, it was generally considered one of the better golf courses on Hilton Head, S.C. The course has had its share of conditioning problems over the years -- like other island courses. But, by last year, the greens had come in and the course was in good shape. This year, it has a leaner and more open look to it though the fairways are still tree-lined and relatively tight.
... full article »Oyster Reef Golf Club in Hilton Head once again on the comeback trail
Oyster Reef Golf Club is like a journeyman fighter who was once an exciting young boxer with a knockout punch and unblemished record. He started out strong, got a little complacent and was introduced to a little humility. Now, he's ready for a comeback, strong and fit as ever.
... full article »Robber's Row gives you history, old oaks and wide fairways
When you play Robber's Row at Hilton Head Island's Port Royal Plantation, pay particular attention to the eighth and ninth fairways. You'll have to use your imagination, but try to envision the way it looked in 1862: the main street of the town of Port Royal, a rowdy strip bustling with saloons and tattoo parlors, not to mention the 20,000-30,000 Union troops stationed there. Life wasn't much different then in some respects; all these goings-on attracted some unsavory characters, con men itching to separate the milling port mobs from their wallets. Thus, the name, Robber's Row.
... full article »Country Club of Hilton Head more than just eye candy
The Country Club of Hilton Head has that relaxed, lazy, country club feel to it on the front nine: a pleasant layout, birds chittering in the trees, leisurely people doing leisurely things. There are some challenging holes, but still you almost find yourself nodding off. Then, on the back nine, it opens up and - bang. The South Carolina scenery hits you in the face.
... full article »Golf with the 'gators at Hilton Head's Shipyard Golf Club
The Shipyard Golf Club might not be everyone's favorite Hilton Head golf course, but it is indisputably the preferred hangout of your typical Hilton Head alligator. And its a good play if you don't feel like testing your "A" game.
... full article »- Traditional Sea Pines Resort retains its charm
- Harbour Town offers glimpse into game's history
- Country Club of Hilton Head is a Rees Jones gem
- Harbour Town's big brother, the Ocean Course, holds its own
- Crescent Pointe points way to upscale daily fee golf on Hilton Head
- Hidden Cypress is a hidden gem
- Hills Courses at Palmetto Dunes and Palmetto Hall Still Two of Island's Best
- Eagle's Pointe Puts Playability on the Map in Hilton Head
- Memorable Moments at Sea Pines' Ocean Course
- It's Love's First Site at Fripp Island Resort's Ocean Creek Golf Club
- Pleasant Surprises Found at Fripp Island's Ocean Point Course
- Variety of Images Await at Old South Golf Links
- Magnolia Greens Golf Plantation: One of the Area's Top Destinations
- Magnolia Greens Golf Plantation
- Oyster Reef: A Jones Gem on the Rebound
- Bald Head Island Golf Course: The Best in Laid-Back Island Living
- Turning Yourself Around On Impressions Of Bloody Point
- Crescent Pointe Helps Cure The Pancake Flat Blues
- Falls Village Golf Course: A Much Needed Addition to Triangle Daily Fee Golf
- Grande Dunes Country Club
- Harbour Town Golf Links Provides All The Break You'll Need
- Hilton Head National: Blazing The Trail For Mainland Golf
- Don't Save All Your Popcorn For The Closing Holes at The Melrose Course
- Hills Course at Palmetto Dunes: Hilton Head Resort Golf at its Best
- The Robert Trent Jones Course at Palmetto Dunes: A Smooth, Playable Ride
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