Hilton Head Golf Courses

George Cobb's Barony is an enjoyable course for all skill levels. From the tee, many of the holes appear to be relatively open, however, the challenge becomes clear as the small, well-bunkered greens come into play. The back nine in particular is a fine mix of long and short holes. Like its sister courses at Port Royal, Barony begins and ends at the club's beautiful Antebellum-style clubhouse.

Robber's Row boasts a terrific new redesign by world-famous architect Pete Dye as well as new Champion Bermuda greens making it one of the most exciting new courses on the island. The course is cut through beautiful stands of magnolia and live oak trees. Keeping in pace with Dye's designs, the course will require every club in the bag while remaining an enjoyable experience.

This resort's Planter's Row Course served as the site of the PGA Senior Tour's Hilton Head Seniors International. Willard Byrd's design offers a different look than its sister courses at Port Royal, with rolling, tree-lined fairways in a park-like setting. Water comes into play on many holes at Planter's Row, and its large and undulating greens require a skilled touch with your putter.