Palmetto Hall Plantation

108 Fort Howell Drive,

Hilton Head Island, South Carolina SC 29926

Office
+1 (843) 342 2582
Pro shop
+1 (800) 2-FIND-18 (toll free)

Email
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Website
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Golf pro
Claude Thorn (GM & Director of Golf)

About the course

The Course:

18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:

Woodland, marshland and residential.
Designer:

Arthur Hills

Back
tees

Club
tees

Front
tees

Yards

6918

6257

4956

Par

SSS or slope

73.7

70.6

At the same location:

18-hole par-72 Robert Cupp course (7079 yds)

Location

Latitude:

32.229620

Longitude:

-80.706629

How to get there:

Northern end of Hilton Head Island

Leave i-95 at exit 8 and follow Hwy 278 direction Hilton Head Island. Where the 278 splits into the Cross Island Parkway (278 E) and William Hilton Parkway (278 E), follow William Hilton Parkway. After 2.1 mile turn left into Beach City Road. After o.4 mile turn left at sign for Palmetto Hall and follow direction to Arthur Hill and Robert Cup courses.

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Palmetto Hall Plantation (Arthur Hills course)

Est. 1991

Palmetto Hall Plantation (Arthur Hills course): This is one of Hilton Head's best lay-outs, set as it is in a predominantly woodland / marshland setting. The real estate lining some of the course is not at all intrusive, set behind the mainly tree-lined fairways, which are tight enough to need accuracy from both the tee and with several of the approach shots. The course abounds with natural features, providing a good mix of strong golf holes, some with water hazards, some without, some excellent dog-legs and all-round good quality maintenance. The greens are well-sized and usually quite fast. The tough, water-lined par-4 18th, provides the course's signature hole and a great place to finish a close Match Play. Definitely one of Hilton Head's must-play venues.

List of courses: Hilton Head, SC

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.

Must book in advance.

Green fees

Visitor fee, 18-holes, peak rate in high season (mid-Feb thru' mid-May): $130. Golf cart included.

Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, Stay&Play packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].

Other information

Non-metal spike facility. Golf carts compulsory.

Practice facilities

Good

Did you know?

Palmetto Hall is a member of the San Diego-based Heritage Golf Group. The Heritage Collection includes several top rated golf properties in California, Texas, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina and South Carolina. Heritage Group properties on Hilton Head Island include the courses at Palmetto Hall, Oyster Reef, Port Royal and Shipyard.

Where2Stay

Hilton Head Marriott Resort & Spa4-star

One Hotel Circle, Hilton Head, South Carolina 29928

+1 (843) 686 8400
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One of the closest and largest resort hotels to Hilton Head's expansive beach. This 513-room oceanfront Marriott hotel also offers close proximity to the three courses of Palmetto Dunes Golf Club, as well as local airports, shopping, restaurants and popular tourist attractions. Marriott's deluxe guest rooms provide stunning ocean views, as well as everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay.
- Golf at this hotel:
  
  Palmetto Dunes courses (Trent Jones, Fazio, Arthur Hills)
- Golf within 5 miles:
  
  Golden Bear at Indigo Run; Palmetto Hall courses; Oyster Reef; Port Royal courses.
- Golf within 20 miles:
  
  Harbour Town; Sea Pines (Ocean and Heron Point courses); Hilton Head National; Daufuskie Island courses.
Hilton Oceanfront Resort3-star

23 Ocean Lane, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina 29938

+1 (843) 842 8000
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- Golf at this hotel:
  
  Palmetto Dunes courses (Trent Jones, Fazio, Arthur Hills)
- Golf within 5 miles:
  
  Golden Bear @ Indigo Run; Palmetto Hall courses; Oyster Reef; Port Royal courses.
- Golf within 20 miles:
  
  Harbour Town; Sea Pines (Ocean and Sea Pines courses); Hilton Head National; Daufuskie Island courses.

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