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.

I want to be able to give this a better rating but just can't quite get to the four star rating…read more Haig Point is a neat experience and potentially worth doing once if you don't have other options for similar experiences near you. We had a group of 12 and did the member for a day experience. Basically you meet up on the mainland and take the ferry over to Daufuskie Island, where you are then shuttled to the club house for your golf. After the round you're taken back to the ferry for a relaxing trip back. It's fun and certainly something different. All of the staff we interacted with were absolutely top notch. Very nice club house with a bar, and range balls were included. On the golf portion, I loved the layout of the course. Off the tee it was by far the most interesting course we played in Hilton Head up to and including Harbour Town. However, for the price we paid, we were all pretty underwhelmed by the course condition. Tees and fairways were in good shape but approaches around greens VERY rough. A number of greens with dead spots. And super inconsistent bunkers with linings showing in a handful of them where there was a seeming lack of sand. Just things that when you're paying those kinds of prices, shouldn't be happening. Overall, a cool trip and experience, although it does make for a long day. I'm glad we did it once, but I wouldn't do it again at the current price. As a similar alternative depending where you're coming from, check out Bald Head Island.

As a new member of Haig Point I write this review with great consternation…read more Yes it is true that Haig Point is just beautiful. The grounds well kept and the atmosphere unlike anything I have seen. The island is tranquil and peaceful. Golf courses are 5 star and to say the least , well maintained. So what could go wrong ? Let us begin with the help and management . I have had so many bad experiences since the day I moved in that I have considered high tailing out . Speeding around the island on carts, the employees rush to bring groceries and all your precious items from the embarkment center, on to the ferry and then to your door. Whizzing by at speeds per hour only a speedway knows , if you live here, you know what I mean. Wait was that my luggage in the middle of the road? Yes indeed that is mine! Oh and not just once or twice , its pretty common around here , or at least in my experience . I sometimes carry heavy loads from the ferry for fear that I may never see my precious cargo again. Now if you have time constraints and are a part time resident , be warned!!! Waiting for a delivery might take a few hours and if its a big item ,trust me, plain to stay the night. Call the kids," don't wait up for us , we have been waiting since early morning because we are told that BIG items are last to be delivered "! I write this at 10 o'clock in the evening. With baited breath I fear another day of waiting and I bet dollars to donuts no apology will be offered. Now all this for a hefty monthly service fee and I'm not talking chump change. So if its beauty you want , come on over. If you want service on an island that you literally depend on for just about everything, please for the love of Pete, reconsider !!

Famous course with amazing South Carolina oak trees lining the road up to the club. If you're lucky…read moreto play here once in your life, you will certainly enjoy it.

Average food and average service for an expensive initiation. Members tend to have a snooty…read morepersona, especially the golfers. Management says one thing and does something else. Go into this with your eyes wide open. Extensive drinking. Fights in the bar area. Golf members hitting golf balls at people walking on the cart path inadvertly. Not the sort of people that are worthy of high mark.

11-19-23 Noon…read more Upon entering there is a fee for non members of $9.00 to be paid at the gate Cash Only. If you live here you would enter through the left side and drive on through. Once inside you drive quite awhile past beautiful homes and trees until you get to the resort. We actually made a wrong turn which is easy to do. The only traffic is those residents out for a bike ride with their family and friends. We made it to the Links which is the restaurant overlooking the famous golf course. It is pristine and perfectly maintained. Parking is free and there is no valet. Luckily we found a place to park as spaces were limited. There is a Golf Shop on site with every piece of clothing bearing the emblem of the lighthouse. Unfortunately I was unable to find any sizes in either men's or ladies clothing to buy that would fit us. They are that popular and must go through a lot of selling to both tourists and residents alike.

Very nice Greg Norman signature course. A friend had bid on a foursome event and won. I was…read morefortunate enough to join since this is a private course. The course was in excellent shape. They have 10 possible tee areas ranging in slope from 152 (Championship) to 103 (Family short). Restrooms on hole 5 and 13 with honor bar refreshments which are paid after play ends. The fairways were plush and free from most divots. The greens were in great shape and very fast. Some of the greens are the size of a postage stamp. The challenge is getting the ball to hold the green. The course isn't overly challenging. There were a couple of holes where the trees and marsh come into play. My worst hole was number 11 when I found myself behind a group of trees on the left. Pace of play was good. We started at 12:30 and finished at 4:30. Very nice practice range and putting green. They also have a chipping green next to the practice range. The clubhouse was very nice as well.

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.

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.

As part of the local men's group, I joined for a tournament. Originally we were supposed to play…read morethe Hills course, but later got changed to the Cupp course. The design of the course was not too challenging. I was a bit disappointed in the condition of the greens and the cart paths. There are a couple of wooden bridges that are pieced together so much, they should just put down a rubber mat. For this time of year, the fairways should be a bit more plush. The greens were aerated and sanded which made putting much more challenging. Very nice staff and pro shop. You don't need a gate pass to play. The course is separate from the private community.

Course is ok, decent shape. Lady at club house was super nice. The "player assistant " was a…read moredifferent story, he stopped us on 13 and told us to pick up the pace. The foursome behind us has not had to wait once, we are always walking off of the greens when they are teeing off on par 4's and 5's. Most holes we can't even see them behind us, so how are we behind pace. We had to wait at the turn for the foursome in front of us, they had gone to the club house. The club house is not even located at the end of nine holes, it's a 5 minute drive to get there and 5 minute drive back. We didn't even stop at the turn. We were so delayed at 10, we were able to drive back between 9 & 8 to go back to the bathrooms. When we returned the group in front of us were just finishing up their second shots. Please explain how we were behind pace. Just arrived at 15 and he thanked us for picking up the pace, "I told him we were playing any different", I think he realized he was wrong. BUT, my group will never play here again. PS, if you play here bring bug spray, the mosquitoes are rampant.