Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Pete Dye's lighthouse course and annual RBC Heritage host — one of the most distinctive designs in golf.

Redesigned resort classic with tidal marshes and Calibogue Sound views — a must-play within the Sea Pines resort.

Renovation of the original Ocean Course by Davis Love — Hilton Head's most oceanside layout with beautiful beach views.

Classic resort layout with Intracoastal Waterway views — open, welcoming, and one of the most popular on the island.

Eleven holes border lagoons on this classic RTJ layout — beautiful, challenging, and a Hilton Head staple.

The most challenging of the Palmetto Dunes trio — narrow, demanding, and one of the better-kept secrets on the island.

Jack Nicklaus walking-only design along the May River in Bluffton — exclusive to guests of Montage Palmetto Bluff (stay required to play).

Rees Jones design on Broad Creek with sweeping marsh views — one of the better public-access layouts off the resort corridors.

Scenic layout through mature Carolina pines and wetlands — a notch above most resort courses in design quality.

Gary Player Signature design in Bluffton with rolling terrain unusual for the Lowcountry — great value and conditions.

Robert Cupp design at Palmetto Hall Plantation — a well-regarded complement to the Arthur Hills course with creative routing through Lowcountry marshes and moss-draped oaks.

Jack Nicklaus signature design through Indigo Run's pines and lagoons on the north end of the island — a semi-private Lowcountry parkland round.

Classic George Cobb design with 27 holes through the pines — relaxed pace, great conditions, and excellent value. Features 27 holes across three unique nines.

Fuzzy Zoeller & Clyde Johnston design in Bluffton — affordable, well-conditioned, and a favorite local gem.