Shipyard Golf Club - Clipper/Galleon
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina | 18 holes | Par: 72 | 6878 yards
The Clipper/Galleon Course at Shipyard Golf Club, which combines two of the three nine-hole golf courses on the property, creates an exciting combination of long fairways and perilous hazards. Clipper/Galleon has a rating of 74, with a slope of 133 from the championship tees.
The Clipper/Galleon Course at Shipyard Golf Club, which combines two of the three nine-hole golf courses on the property, creates an exciting combination of long fairways and perilous hazards. Clipper/Galleon has a rating of 74, with a slope of 133 from the championship tees.
With plenty of sand and water hazards, Clipper may be the most difficult of the nines. Designed by George Cobb and built in 1970, Clipper requires a good long game and a soft touch around the greens.
Galleon, the original nine holes, meanders through large oak and tall pines. Accurate placement of approach shots into heavily guarded greens is necessary on this nine.
Par, yardages and course ratings
| Tee | Par | Yardage | Rating | Slope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White | 72 | 6073 | 70.4 | 126 |
| Blue | 72 | 6448 | 72.3 | 129 |
| Green | 72 | 5391 | 67.5 | 117 |
| Gold | 72 | 6878 | 74 | 133 |
| Green (W) | 72 | 5391 | 71.5 | 119 |
| Green/Red (W) | 72 | 4984 | 68.8 | 113 |
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At a glance
- Holes: 18
- Designed by: George Cobb
- Type: Resort
- Built in: 1970
- Golf Season: Year round
- Visitor Policy: Open
- Tee times welcomed: Search tee times
Practice facilities
- Driving range: Yes
- Putting green: Yes
Tuition
- Teaching pro: Yes
- Golf school / golf academy: Yes
Services
- Pro: Yes
- Rental clubs: Yes
- Rental carts: Yes - included in green fees
- Pull carts:
Prices
- Week days: $39 - $115
- Weekends: $39 - $115 Tee times from $32 - Check prices / availability
Reader Ratings / Reviews
- Played 12-23-21... loved the course layout and greens were very nice and fast. Bunkers were in great shape, but the rest of the course needs a lot of attention from tee to green. Hardly any grass in the fairways and tee boxes had what a appeared to be a lot of crabgrass. Pace of play was the absolute worst and it wasn't that busy at all. I blame the course for not enforcing pace of play, but the foursome in front of us should have at least been aware of golf rules even though they do not know how to play the game. I applaud the group for attempting to play the game, but still you'd need to be respectful of those that do play regularly. Just like any other sport.
