Recently (June 26, '26)we had an "After the Wedding" Celebration at the Crescent Pointe Golf Club…read morein the dining room (King's Courtyard) and adjacent covered porch. Club manager, Ron Schiavone, and staff did an incredible job of organizing, preparing, executing and making our evening with 80 guests spectacular. And a special thank you to Ebony (kitchen manager) for providing a delicious buffet that guests truly enjoyed and are still talking about. Everyone involved made the night special: Greenhouse Studios (flowers), DJ Joey Medlock..and of course our friends & family. Thank you! Jackie & David Donnell

I did a review on Crescent Pointe several years ago and frankly stopped playing it despite it being…read moreone of my favorite courses in Hilton Head. But having read the most recent reviews, I decided to give it another try. And it's exceptionally better! The course is in great shape! The only remaining issue (from my perspective) are the cart paths. But I'll gladly put up with those for the great conditions of the course! Give it a try! You won't be disappointed.

This is one of the nicer public courses in the Bluffton/Hilton Head area. The course was in great…read moreshape even in this extremely hot summer. The fairways are plush while the greens are very fast. Very nice driving range and putting green. The golf carts all have GPS which delivers accurate yardage to the pin as well as can track your score. It also limits where you can drive on the course. The beverage cart person came around frequently which was great. Cart path only on all par 3s as well as hole 6 which is a par 4. The staff was very helpful and friendly. While we had to wait for the group ahead of us for most of the round, we still finished in 4.5 hrs. As a Gary Player course, it's not very long, but does have some nice undulations and perfectly placed hazards. The fairways are quite open. I think the only ball I lost was when I hit into the water. Otherwise the course plays very true and would be a great course for someone just learning to play golf.

What a beautiful course! It's wide open (forgiving) yet challenging at the same time. No houses…read moreor condos....just a wonderful straight forward course. Staff is very helpful and professional. Beautifully maintained. Today my first time playing it and our group will definitely be back. One of the best Hilton Head courses.

Atlantic Dunes is one of 2 courses located at the Plantation Golf Course area of Sea Pines Resort…read more Staff is very friendly and the course rangers were helpful on tips for better playing. My buddy and I played as a twosome until we joined up with another twosome at hole 12. The course was in very good shape. The fairways were well groomed and overseeded. The greens were very true and fast. I was told there are some similarities to Irish courses. The carts don't have GPS so it's best to bring a rangefinder or other GPS device. The scorecards also don't show the true layout of the holes. We were advised to club up 2 clubs on hole 15 which is a par three due to the strong ocean winds. This hole backs right up to the ocean. They have a nice pro shop and clubhouse (Fraser's Tavern). The cart girl Lauryn was very friendly and made the rounds quickly.

From what I read, the Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III is a complete reconstruction of The Sea…read morePines Resort's historic Ocean Course, the first course built on Hilton Head. This track has seaside beachfront borders which provide pleasant views along with native pines and live oaks along the fairways. For those that are interested, the course is 7010 yards from the back tees, ratings of 74.3, a Par 72, and slope is 143. I found this course playable providing you do not penalize yourself with mediocre shots that are meant to penalize you. We planned to play Atlantic Dunes as a tune up prior to playing Harbour Town Golf course which we found quite challenging in comparison. Overall, the course is fun and well maintained.

Nice course. Lots of nature and scenic views. It could use some TLC , but the greens were very nice…read more- most fairways in good shape. It's a hidden gem - fun course to play not too difficult. Play time was good and the starter and ranger keep an eye on the pace of play. Nice little grill for eats. We usually try to play when in Hilton Head. Watch for specials or promo discounts. Staff is super nice .

Love this place. Great greens and good services with your round. Their bar staff is always friendly…read moreand their food there is very good. Been here 3-4 times and will definitely keep coming back.

Amazing setting for golf, wedding, and events. I was recently at the Oldfield Golf Course and…read moreplantation house. The pictures I took are incredible, but do not do it justice. There was a beautiful setting with a pier right on the water - magnificent as the sun went down. It is the epitome of Low Country living.

Private, located in a beautiful community that also features horses. Excellent and a bit of a…read moresleeper. Especially the second nine, I love most of this course. Fine variety, good conditioning, challenging without being forced onto the land. The 18th hole is very peculiar, quirky, but not in a good way. Zig-zaggy with a corner of trees off the tee requiring a hard fade followed by a pond-protected green tucked behind some foresty stuff and a pond, fairway sloping to pond. Intended I suppose to make you play it in three shots, but not in a fun way, no way to finish the round, a major mistake for what is otherwise an extremely fun to play golf course. Claustrophobic and congested where the rest of the course is not at all. The Par 5 11th is also one to tiptoe a bit, but it's a short five so it's less annoying in that manner. Since it is private, you'll need your professional to help you or get a reciprocal in the summer if you have friends who live at nearby courses who get that privilege.

Far from Coore & Crenshaw's best design monotonous green design over-used and two of the three par…read more5's are basically the same design (Running in the same direction). Nice Par 3 holes (5 of them) with great variety is the highlight. That said it is a very nice little club but very crowded and guests must take one of their "Professional" caddies. Sadly, the only real golf club in the HHI area.

As a guest of a Club member, I recently had the memorable opportunity to play golf at this classic…read moreLowcountry track designed by the venerable team of Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw. Opened in 2000 as a private golf club with 18 challenging holes, Chechessee Creek Club also has a tasteful full-service Clubhouse, Lodge and several Cottages for relaxing between rounds or entertaining friends. I was immediately struck by the stately Lowcountry charm of the one-story Clubhouse replete with hard wood floors and tasteful oriental area rugs. The Clubhouse dining room has an intimate yet unpretentious ambience with top-tier Southern hospitality and genuinely friendly service. I immediately felt at home while respecting their long-standing traditions. Once on the golf course, with knowledgeable caddies guiding us through the contours of the greens, I quickly appreciated the beauty of this Coore-Crenshaw track. The fairways quietly wind through stately Southern pines and quintessential live oaks with picturesque Spanish moss. Chechessee's simple yet classy cream-colored scorecard calls out a 6,641 yard round trip from the championship tees while the member tees check in at 5,930. I found the small, crowned greens to be the biggest challenge of Chechessee. I can attest to the fact that failing to stick your ball on the green can easily result in a double bogey. Chechessee Creek Club represents an awesome private golf club experience in the heart of South Carolina's Lowcountry. I look forward to the next time I get invited to test my game at this challenging 5-star golf course.

Food is amazing, service was exceptional and the view is straight out looking at the driving range.read more

I wanted to play Harbour Town bc the pros play a PGA Tournament here. However, the price ($552 b4…read moretaxes), and a mandatory $40 tip for a fore caddie is a real downer. In addition, I rented clubs ($75 plus tax), plus the resort fee ($9 plus tax), and there was a $9 entrance fee to the resort. My all in was over $700! I have played the nicest courses in CA (Pebble & Spyglass), as well as the nicest courses in Hawai'i where the pros play (Kapalua, Hualalai, et al), and I don't recall those courses costing as much as HT. Positives: Ian, our caddie was excellent. He knew the course well, gave good distance info and read putts well. I had a few opps for birdie bc of his accurate distance. On me tho, I only converted one birdie. Negatives: In addition to the sky high price, HT is not that special of a course. The sig holes are nice, but not that nice IMHO; Cart path only for the whole course, so you will get your steps in! I enjoyed my day bc my playing partners were nice and Ian was a great caddie. However, I would not play here again.

So you feel you are a great amateur golfer, right?…read more Well this is definitely the golf course to learn how proficient a golfer you feel you are versus how good a golfer you actually are in reality. How would I know? Because I lived on this Island for seventeen years with its twenty-seven hole Tom Fabio designed golf course will be challenging for any amateur golfer. The Pro Shop staff is friendly, polite, and a lot of fun starting with their Club Pro Wes. Magnolia's nine course has a slope of 145. But if you "feel froggy", then leap over to Palmettos' nine which are my favorite (vistas, and challenges) to test your skills for that specular challenge. Here is a tip: If you hit into the short grass in the rough, unless you have a VERY STRONG SWING, give up! Why? Because when the rough grabs your club and pulls your arms out of your shoulder sockets dislocating them, you may feel it was not worth it to not only blow your round (and pay the off your bet. No, not you, there is not betting in golf) but to have to take that trip to the hospital. Of course, I do not mean you "young buck" because "Yue can do it!" Lol Fees are about right for a course of this quality. The NCAA's Big East both Men's and Women's play their Championship Tournaments here which we watched each year. So I always felt that was a positive endorsement of Callawassie's golf courses. The other reason I feel it is a quality course is the over 12.8 million dollars their club membership (yes, this included me) invested over that 17 years I was a member in retrofitting this course. Another tip: ever putt on concrete? You will be happy you did when you putt on these greens. Believe me when I state the Membership only opened up this gem of a golf course to the public to help offset the very "inexpensive" water regulations the EPA imposed upon all golf courses in the United States but especially in the Southeast. Devon (tender bar) is you host in the main clubhouse. Where the food is good to great depending on the day. You have your choice of quite a few golf courses in the Beaufort/Hilton Head area but if you want to challenge your game then Callawassie's (27) holes will fulfill your need for a great golf challenge and provide you all you can handle, just fine! Hit 'em on and enjoy!

Private golf course on a beautiful island of about 700 houses. Low country living at its finest…read more Very active community.