There are many reasons you'll remember Harbour Town Golf Links. The forecaddies, the sunny skies next to the brilliant-green grass no matter what month, the vistas. More specifically, you'll remember the trees, nearly every blasted one, the amazing bunker systems, and the creativity of Pete and Alice Dye. It's a course you have to play to believe.
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The Barony Course at Port Royal Golf Club challenges golfers with distinctly different nines, giving you a chance to reset your game at the midpoint. The first half has wide-open fairways and straight-forward holes. The back is tricky, with a few quirky holes. This is a fun course, with room to roam.
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The Planter's Row course at Port Royal claims to be the tightest on Hilton Head Island. There is little doubt. Precision off the tee is required for this course, as well as excellent distance control on your approach shots to keep the ball on the relatively small greens.
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George Fazio resorted to a variety of hazards on the Fazio course at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort, but sand is obviously his favorite. It's a challenging golf course without much forgiveness for errant shots.
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The Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront Course, built in 1967, is a much different test of golf than the other two courses at Palmetto Dunes Resort. It's longer (7,005 yards) and more wide open from the tee than the Arthur Hills and George Fazio courses, and it is also the only course that plays right up to the doorstep of the ocean.
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The Arthur Hills golf course is one of three championship courses at Palmetto Dunes on Hilton Head Island. The Hills course doesn't need length to be regarded as one of Hilton Head's toughest rounds of golf. It plays under 6,700 yards from the championship tees and under 6,200 from the men's.
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