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.

Amazing. Well kept grounds. Practice areas offer a good deal of room. Fairways are wide, so it…read moretakes a little bad luck to put it into the roughs. Sand traps present a challenge. In general the other players are courteous and helpful. It course overall is a good challenge for more experienced golfers. Yet for those of us who are not as adept the course is not so difficult that you'd quit! Also the staff at the pro shop are helpful and patient.

Another Mark McCumber design, I'm not sure why his designs are so popular down here, but I…read moredefinitely respected him as a player-(he hit the ball a mile)-and as a person. I got a quick chat in with him @ Bethpage Black Course 2002 U.S. Open. The course stretches to 6724 yards from the back (Okatie) tees with a rating of 71.9 and a par of 72, the course gets a good amount of play as it is in the Sun City complex, which is an enormous area. The course has about 50-60 bunkers, so if your bad in the sand, your safer than most other courses in the area. There is water on 12 holes so watch out for red stakes, The coolest hole on the course has to be #6, a 549-yard, par 5, featuring a double dogleg fairway, its really a fun hole. If and when you make it to the green, they are very fast and given the amount of play, they are in super shape.

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.

The four of us played here on Friday. Tee time 11:18am. We were told it'll be slow play as there…read morewas an organized crowd ahead of us. Golfers on a destination wedding. So we showed much patience as we waited at every hole. They finally finished at hole 12. Then we sped up. Given all that we still finished in 4 hours 20 minutes as required Port Royal golf course had a few hazards. Water shots. But overall a nice course to play at. We played the Barony 18 hole side. There's also the Robbers Row golf course.

Overpriced, terrible greens. Worst golf experience ever…read more My guest had a rough start, Ranger Rick stopped 6 times in 5 holes (yes twice on 1 hole) to tell us we were falling behind. I felt like I was at work instead of enjoying a round of golf. Greens were crap compared to the other courses on Hilton Head

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.

There are two 18 hole layouts; the Devil's Elbow North and the Devil's Elbow South courses, I was…read morefortunate enough to play both the North the South courses. The 18-hole North course features 6891 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 73.7 and it has a slope rating of 136 on Bermuda grass. If my memory serves me, it was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1981. The "South" course is slightly more open and has a slightly lower slope and course rating than the more challenging North course. 6,555 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 136 and a 72.5 USGA rating. On our day of play, the course was in excellent condition, especially the greens. For someone used to fast bent greens, there was a little adjustment but their greens were in excellent shape and rolled true as true can be. I played in April and the azaleas were in full bloom, which had an Augusta feel for a moment. The tall oaks are spectacular, salt marsh and definitely some gators, which I still am never 100% at ease when I play near one. I once hit a 2iron (mishit) and it slammed into the mid-tail of a gator, I was sure he was going to charge, luckily not, but he seemed pissed. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.

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.

100% recommend Berkeley Hall as a wedding venue. My now husband and I were married here about a…read moremonth and a half ago and it was amazing. Recommendations & Highlights: - Reserve the golf cottages for your guests to stay in and utilize the concierge staff to help with the logistics (it's slightly more complicated than a hotel block but WELL worth it). We're from Boston and most guests traveled, so we wanted them to get the most out of traveling here together, while enjoying the amenities of Berkeley Hall. We stayed on the premises as well, and it was so fun to be in close proximity to many of our guests for the whole weekend and not just one day. - Megan Szucs (event planner) is a total professional who was so patient and helpful during the planning process and completely prepared and present on the day of our wedding. - Chef John Soulia and his team are incredible. We're picky eaters but did not want to be "that couple" that changes everything on the chef's menu; so we ultimately trusted that we'd chosen the right place with the right chef. Long story short we could NOT have been more correct. We ordered from the wedding menu, and everything was executed beautifully and perfectly across the board - like this is not your average "wedding food". They listened to questions, suggestions, and comments during the tasting, and they (with Megan and the concierge staff) met with us several days in advance of our wedding to review. At the end of the day, however, they're really just amazing at doing what they do. You can trust that. - The Berkeley Hall staff in general is unreal. They're professional, fun, thoughtful, intuitive, funny - I could go on. We've heard so many positive comments back from our guests about their interactions with the people who make this place as great as it is; and the compliments are well deserved. They set the perfect tone - balanced between "here we are at a lovely private golf club" and "but really we're here to have a great time." - The golf speaks for itself - we did a golf outing and everyone who played loved it. - It's close enough to Hilton Head that you can go to the beach, close enough to Savannah that you can get there, Old Town Bluffton is great - there's a lot to do close to the club. We honestly cannot think of a single negative comment about having our wedding at Berkeley Hall; and we would come back here to redo it all over again without changing a thing. It was truly one of the best experiences of our lives and will without a doubt be a tough one to beat.

This review is based on the North Course, there is a South Course as well:…read moreWithout question the best golf course in Bluffton, blows Belfair away and it is the most expensive place to live in Bluffton.at The best conditioned golf course I have ever played other than the Monday after playing Harbor Town, after it was prepared by the PGA Tour. It was the Verizon and now it is the RBC (2 years ago). To gain a spot on the RBC, The Players Amateur was played at Belfair and was recently moved to Berekley Hall. 2012 tournament is scheduled on July 9th-15th. As with typical courses, Fazio's, well protected and undulated greens are so very difficult, being on the wrong tier will cost you dearly. If my memory serves, there was 140+ bunkers are on the back 9 and close to 60 on the front. Scenery on the marsh end is beautiful, homes along the course are so well kept. From the North tips: the couse plays 7131 with a 75.1 course rating and a 144 slope Inside the club house has 6 dining ares.