108 Fort Howell Drive,
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina SC 29926
Office
+1 (843) 681 1750Pro shop
+1 (800) 2-FIND-18 (toll free)Website
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Parker Mulford (PGA, Head Professional).The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Woodland, marshland and residential.
Designer:
Bob Cupp.
Above distances are for the Robert Cupp course. Also at Palmetto Hall is the 18-hole Arthur Hills course (par-72; 6918 yds from back tees).
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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 & Robert Cup courses.
Palmetto Hall (Robert Cupp)
Palmetto Hall Plantation (Robert Cupp course): located just northwest of Hilton Head island Airport, Palmetta Hall is one of Hilton Head's best known golfing venues. It offers two 18-hole championship layouts, in the guise of the Arthur Hills and Robert Cupp courses.
Some of Robert Cupp's original design concepts here, featuring sharp lines and angles, and symmetrical forms, have mellowed with time. But for this computer-aided design layout, it still offers something a bit different from the norm. The pyramid-shaped mounding, geometric bunkering and straight-edged water hazards are special in their own way, as is the good mix of holes with water and those without.
The course offers a good golfing challenge, although it can feel a tad more open than its tougher sister-course at Palmetto Hall Plantation (the Arthur Hills course). Like its sibling, the Cupp course is well-maintained as it meanders through a predominantly natural woodland/marshland environment. Beyond the Cupp course to the northeast lies another course in the Heritage Golf Collection ... Oyster Reef.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2024].
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted.
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Palmetto Hall is a member of the Virginia-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.
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+1 (843) 842 8000
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