Hilton Head
 |
 |
|
The game of golf has been a South Carolina Lowcountry tradition since Scottish immigrants to the city of Charleston organized America’s first golf club in 1786. From the day the first course was born on Hilton Head in 1961 to today, the island golf community has always valued quality over quantity – a belief that has earned Hilton Head the reputation as “the Golf Island.”
Hilton Head truly began its journey to a treasured golf destination with the 1969 opening of Harbour Town Golf Links, home of the RBC Heritage Golf Classic on the PGA Tour. When you're ready to take a break from the golf course, you'll discover that there are many more fun things to do on Hilton Head Island than chasing a golf ball around.
If you still have the energy to do something more physical you might consider a bike ride on the miles and miles of bike trails on the island, most of the resorts offer rentals. If fishing is your second sport then you might contact one of the local charter services and take a shot at landing a big one. Last but not least there are plenty of outstanding pubs and restaurant where you can sit back and relax and enjoy the evening with your favorite beverage.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Hilton Head combines a wealth of more than 20 golf courses fashioned by the games most well know architects such as Arnold Palmer, Arthur Hills, Robert Trent Jones Sr., Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus, with the charms of the region itself. Hilton Head Island was named one of the ten best golf destinations in the world by Golf Digest. This combination of diverse architect styles provides the golfer with just about every flavor of golf one could want.
For the traditional golfer Hilton Head offers parkland courses with tree-lined fairways and challenging water hazards, for those that prefer more of a challenges there are breathtaking Lowcountry layouts with marsh and wetlands creeping close on numerous holes, and for those that like the old country links-style courses Hilton Head has several that Hilton Head their home.
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
View Course
Hilton Head offers a wide variety of lodging options from; beach front hotels and resorts, to outstanding golf course villas, where your next round can be as close as your back yard.
If your primary reason for being in Hilton Head is golf then plan ahead and ask your golf travel guide to book your lodging so that getting to and from your courses does not become a driving nightmare.
Although Hilton Head is only twelve miles long by five miles wide getting around the island especially during the peak tourist season can present some serious driving problems if you don't plan ahead.
The following list represents some of the Hilton Head Inland's finest lodging facilities. At the bottom of the page is an interactive Google map, use the slide at the top of the map to open the legend and chick on any of the facility names to get more information and directions.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
