Everything! Great environment, fun, family oriented, polite, Clean and I especially love all of the…read moreBible verses. Thank You.

Still a great course and it's a ton of fun, but wow is it expensive nowadays. Over $60 for 4 people…read moreto play, and that's the daytime rate... not to mention the $7 bottle of water, that's a little ridiculous.

Was going to try The Zone nearby in case of rain but they would not allow 3 year olds. Tried this…read moreplace and so happy we did!!!! Great price, family friendly, extremely clean! We will definitely be coming back.

Glad we tried this course! We have already played the other mini golf courses on Hilton head and…read morewanted to play a new one. Lighthouse Lagoon is super clean and well maintained. Family oriented and friendly staff. There are spots of shade around the course as well. Which is useful being in the sun. The shaded pavilion after hole 18 is a great spot to add up the score. I would definitely come back.

Chronic golf did a great job bringing golf simulators to the South end of HHI. Great way to hit…read moreballs with daylight savings and cooler, wet weather here. Loved the ability to order from the pad for drinks and food. Really helps to order in between shots (vs others where you have to stop middle swing to give a drink order). Also eases the process during the staff shortage, no waiting for servers to put in your order. Food was good too. I loved the meatballs and buffalo Rangoon. Was also VERY impressed with drink and food cost. Looking forward to trying more things off of their menu.

Great place to go on a rainy day. Good service and comfortable environment. Lots of options for…read morepracticing your game.

Great spot for some golf. I am just surprised that not all time share owners get discounted golf on…read morethe property of their time shares- we learned only Carolina club - weird but ok. Son liked the course we golfed early to get in some holes cause at the end it was real feel 111

It's a great layout and location and that's about it for the course. The cart paths need to be…read moreredone, one of the greens was tore up, ball marks ALL over the greens, the tee boxes reminded me of a muni course. For what the green fees are you can find much better. It's WAY over priced. I will say the food at the turn was good and afterwards. The service in there was above par as well. Just sad the best thing about the place was the bar b

This course is truly a gem. The staff was super friendly, and the course itself is absolutely…read morebeautiful. On the day we played, we were fortunate enough to see an incredible array of wildlife; an alligator, ducks, a blue heron, and tons of turtles, all making for a memorable and scenic round. The tees were readily available for all skill levels, making it accessible whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer. The course was well-groomed and maintained beautifully, although when we arrived, it was cart path only due to some conditions. Despite that, it didn't detract from the overall experience. Heron Point definitely checked off the bucket list for us. We also tried to play Harbour Town, but due to renovations, it was closed. However, many locals and visitors say that the views here are just as stunning as Harbour Town's and worth a visit in their own right

The most beautiful course I've ever played…read more Diverse wildlife, huge fairways, no cheap tricks, gorgeous design. The 18th hole is such a cool L shaped design and a perfect ending. The price is insane ($285 for a single) and the bugs in the shade will eat you alive. There's decent service, a hot dog stand near the turn, decent amount of trash cans and bathrooms, plenty of water jugs, you will want for nothing. I would recommend for decent players. You will feel very satisfied even hitting 90-100.

Very easy to make a tee time and found the staff to be nice enough. For some reason, there were…read morevery few people on the course which was great. The practice green was pretty furry. The other greens were OK. Fairways were decent. However the tee boxes really needed some work on some holes. Also would be nice if they would provide some water and there are no restrooms along the way. For $160 for two it seemed like it could've been a bit better

Fantastic Course with friendly staff. Vacationing from Georgia, will play this course again.read more

True Lowcountry golf here. Love it. No houses (okay...*ALMOST* no houses) on the course. A…read morecouple of holes with island greens -- and even an island fairway! If the tide is in, it's REALLY amazing... but even with the tide out, it's pretty fantastic. Wildlife everywhere. The front 9 - especially the first three holes - are a nice warm-up. They get you into the swing of things. (pun intended) The range and putting green are solid. If you're on vacation here, this is a superb choice of where to play.

Tricked up mess. You can do much better in the Hilton Head area. Don't believe the hype.read more

The Plantation Golf Club is a superb public golf facility. I absolutely love it…read more The club is located within The Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island. If you aren't a Sea Pines property owner or have a guest pass, it costs $5 for an all-day pass into the resort. The Plantation Golf Club is home to two of Sea Pines' three golf courses: Heron Point by Pete Dye and Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III. The club is also affiliated with Sea Pines' most famous course, Harbour Town Golf Links. You can book tee times for all three courses at Plantation Golf Club. In the end, everything is a part of Sea Pines. The brand new clubhouse was unveiled in March 2014. Along with a completely new clubhouse, both Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes were redesigned and renovated. These courses were formerly known as the Sea Marsh and Ocean Courses, respectively, but have since been renamed. It's part of a comprehensive overhaul, which has happened over the last several years, to all of Sea Pines' golf properties. Harbour Town's new clubhouse opened one year after Plantation's, in April 2015, and Atlantic Dunes opened in October 2016. All the courses, clubhouses, and facilities are first class. I have or will review the three golf courses separately. This review is more of a brief overview of Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes, the practice range, and the Plantation Golf Club clubhouse and amenities. Heron Point measures 7,035 yards from the tips with a rating/slope of 74.0/140. Atlantic Dunes measures 7,010 yards from the tips with a rating/slope of 74.3/143. Both are fine courses and you can't go wrong with either one. If I had to pick one, I'd go with Atlantic Dunes. Not only is it newer, but it's more scenic and fun to play. If you play Heron Point, bring bug spray. During our recent visit, public rates for Heron Point were $175 per golfer before 12pm and $160 for most tee times after 12pm. For Atlantic Dunes, the rates were $190 per golfer before 12pm and $170 for most tee times after 12pm. Sea Pines property owner rates for both courses were $90 per golfer before 11am and $75 after 11am. Of course, rates can vary depending on a variety of factors like day of the week, time, and season, so check online or call the clubhouse for the latest rates. For example, I saw an $80 tee time for Heron Point on a Sunday after 4pm. In the summertime, finishing 18 holes with a 4pm start is very doable. I think the courses are worth it. They have always been in outstanding shape the times I've played them. When it comes to public course conditioning, this is about as good as it gets. Admittedly, the conditions at Harbour Town are even better, but for most amateur golfers, you're splitting hairs making that comparison. I would venture to guess both Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes are in better shape than a lot, perhaps most, private courses as well. This is the perfect place to introduce new players to the game of golf. Both Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes have six sets of tees. The sixth set of tees, the orange tees, are designed for beginners and kids. From the orange tees, Heron Point measures only 3,677 yards, with no hole longer than 300 yards, and Atlantic Dunes measures 3,924 yards, with only two holes over 300 yards. The practice areas are phenomenal. The club has everything you need to work on your game and everything is in excellent condition, from the huge grass driving range to the multiple short game areas and practice putting greens. Bags of Titleist NXT Tour S range balls are included with every round. There are various golf clinics you can sign up for and you can get personal instruction with a PGA professional as well. They have special facilities, technology, and equipment for instructional use. How sweet would it be to live, and not just vacation, in Sea Pines? I'd be here everyday. The clubhouse is beautiful. You don't see a lot of recently constructed, modern, and elegant clubhouses like this one these days because they simply don't exist. The clubhouse is grand and majestic, but, like Harbour Town's new clubhouse, it's not gaudy nor overdone. The stately and sophisticated architecture and design of the building perfectly complements Sea Pines and surrounding Hilton Head Island. The clubhouse is home to Live Oak, a contemporary Lowcountry-inspired New American restaurant. I think it's one of the best restaurants on the island and I've reviewed it separately. The pro shop is big and filled with all sorts of wonderful merchandise including great gift ideas, golf apparel in the latest styles and trends, and Sea Pines logoed accessories. Complimentary day lockers and showers are available. The spotless men's locker room has an attendant, free snacks, and all the toiletries you could ask for. Customer service is terrific. The staff is great. Note: Along with discounted tee times, Sea Pines property owners also get 10% off all merchandise in the pro shop and food and drink at the restaurant.

Started my birthday this week wanting to play one of the courses on sea pines as a treat. I was…read moregiven a gift to play Atlantic Dunes which was 4 times more e pensive than other course I have played on the island. To my disappointment the course was way to expensive for the experience. Ridiculously slow play. Will never waste my money or friends money on this course. There are many more courses worth the money on the island. Sea pines is a total rip-off starting the $9 entry fee and the fact you pay so much to play as well. A nice gesture would be to wave the entry fee if you are paying the exorbitant green fee. Only saw cart lady once and the rangers were no help. Do yourself a favor. Pass up this course and any others on sea pines unless you want to play a 6 hour round and have more money than brains.