The Palmetto/Magnolia Course at Callawassie Island Club combines two of the three nine-hole Tom Fazio courses on the property.

The Palmetto nine winds through the interior of the Island, but golfers still face water hazards on six of the nine holes. The second is a straightaway hole with lateral water along the entire length of the left side. A small green is tucked behind the water and a small but strategically placed bunker.

The par-3 sixth is the second most difficult hole on Palmetto, with a forced carry over water to a large tilting green. The most difficult hole on Palmetto is a straightaway par-5. Its difficulty lies in its length, bunkering, and a well-guarded back to front sloping green.

Eight of Magnolia's nine holes are interior, with the eighth green abutting the salt marsh.

The Dogwood/Palmetto Course at Callawassie Island Club combines two of the three nine-hole golf courses that comprise Tom Fazio's 27-hole masterpiece. Dogwood, the newest nine, opened in 1992.

Dogwood starts out through the interior of the Island, with water hazards on three of the first five holes. The most difficult hole is the fourth, which is a long par-4, bordered by a hazard along its last 200 yards. The sixth is short par-5 that takes you out to the salt marsh and a well-bunkered island green.

The salt marsh forms a lateral hazard on the last three holes of Dogwood and provides outstanding views of the marsh, Spring Island and the lower portion of Callawassie Island.

The Palmetto nine winds through the interior of the Island, but golfers still face water hazards on six of the nine holes.

The Magnolia/Dogwood Course at Callawassie Island Club combines two of the three nine-hole golf courses that comprise Tom Fazio's 27-hole layout.

Eight of Magnolia's nine holes are interior, with the eighth green abutting the salt marsh. The eighth plays as the most difficult hole on any of the nines. It is a par-5 with a dogleg off the tee. Beginning at the bend of the dogleg is a lateral water hazard that comes into play along most of the remaining length of the hole. The well bunkered green backs onto the salt marsh where an errant shot could leave you in that marsh.

The marsh comes into play as a direct hazard twice on the ninth hole and forms a lateral hazard along the remaining length of the hole. Fazio has used his trademark illusions coupled with a small well-bunkered green to make it a very difficult hole.

Dogwood starts out through the interior of the Island, with water hazards on three of the first five holes.