A new road through the heart of Hilton Head National had been discussed for more than a decade. But the end finally came in May to nine of the course's 27 holes. Beaufort County will extend Bluffton Parkway through part of the course. As a result, the Player nine is no longer, the National nine will be known simply as "the back," and the Weed nine will be known as "the front."
... full article »
The resorts in Hilton Head Island, S.C., offer great golf and plenty of things to do, but they also pride themselves on one other aspect -– they're women friendly. We're talking about a weekend getaway for the girls, where they can be comfortable on and off the golf course. Hilton Head Island can provide the perfect Carolina golf vacation.
... full article »
From one-bedroom villas to eight-bedroom mansions, ResortQuest Hilton Head Island can book it for you on Hilton Head Island. The company has under exclusive contract 450 villas and homes all over the 42-square-mile island, but with a large portion in Sea Pines Resort, which features some of the best golf anywhere. "Our purpose is to provide an excellent experience for our guests," said Robert Stenhammer, general manager. And ResortQuest Hilton Head Island puts a lot of action behind those words.
... full article »
Over the years, Hilton Head Island has enlisted the help of golf's top designers to create a golf utopia: Rees Jones, Robert Trent Jones, Arthur Hills, Pete Dye, George Cobb. Beyond that talent, a foundation of marshes, maritime forests and the Atlantic Ocean make for a remarkable palate of unique courses in a small area. Here are some of the Hilton Head courses that have unmatched views of the Lowcountry marsh terrain.
... full article »
School's out for the summer and what better place to enjoy a well deserved getaway with the kids than Hilton Head Island? In addition to offering activities and events that are fun for all ages, Hilton Head is home to some of the country's most inviting and expansive beaches, amazing wildlife and a number of the finest golf courses in the world.
... full article »
Meet Michael Goldstein and Jamie Patton, world travelers. The New Zealand duo began a charitable mission at the start of the calendar year to play a round of golf every day for 12 months. Goldstein and Patton met their biggest challenge to date at Hilton Head Island Island, tackling one hole from 18 golf courses. Both left exhausted. But they made it -- and they're not even halfway finished.
... full article »
