Oyster Reef Golf Club
Oyster Reef Golf Club, designed in 1982 by Rees Jones, embodies golf on Hilton Head Island: Tree-choked doglegs interspersed with dastardly bunkers.
Oyster Reef plays more than 7,000 yards from the tips, giving any golfer plenty to handle. Keeping with tradition, it's seeded entirely with bermuda to provide club-grabbing rough and true, fast greens.
There's a reason Oyster Reef often lands on the lists of must-play golf courses.
Oyster Reef Golf Club - No. 15
A bird sanctuary runs along the entire right side of the 14th and 15th (shown here) holes at Oyster Reef Golf Club.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club - hole 4
Oyster Reef Golf Club embodies golf on Hilton Head Island.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club - hole 18
Nos. 17 and 18 (shown here) at Oyster Reef golf Club are long par 4s in the 400-yard range.
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Oyster Reef golf course - hole 11
Oyster Reef Golf Club's 11th hole, a par 3, is a short shot over water to a large green.
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Oyster Reef golf course - hole 3
Oyster Reef Golf Club's third hole sits amid a ring of bunkers. Fortunately, it's a large green.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club - hole 6
Oyster Reef Golf Club's signature sixth hole is a fierce par 3 with bunkers surrounding the green. And there's a sharp drop on the right side, the direction a prevailing winds will push your shot.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club - practice area
Oyster Reef Golf Club offers a complete practice area to hone your game.
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Oyster Reef Golf Club - bunkers
Rees Jones made artwork of his bunkers at Oyster Reef Golf Club.
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