Compare all 52 Hilton Head Island and Lowcountry golf courses before you book.

Plan nearby rounds

Where each community sits on the island.

Hilton Head Island's golf communities are spread across roughly 12 miles of island, from Sea Pines at the south end to Hilton Head Plantation and Indigo Run at the north. Grouping consecutive rounds by location reduces driving time and keeps the trip rhythm easy.

• Sea Pines— South end of the island

  Harbour Town, Atlantic Dunes, Heron Point. Marina, resort dining, and the lighthouse finish.

• Palmetto Dunes— Mid-island

  Three courses in one community. Easy to build a multi-round stay without leaving the resort.

• Shipyard— Mid-island, near Coligny Beach

  Three nine-hole courses. Central location makes it easy to pair golf with beach time.

• Port Royal— North end of the island

  Barony and Robber's Row. Quieter north-island setting, often better availability.

• Hilton Head Plantation— North end of the island

  Oyster Reef and Dolphin Head are semi-private and open to public play. Bear Creek is also accessible.

• Bluffton / Lowcountry— Mainland, short drive from the island

  Hilton Head National, Old South Golf Links, Crescent Pointe, Eagle's Pointe, Island West, and more — a mix of public and semi-private courses worth adding to any trip.

Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes are roughly 5 miles apart. Port Royal and Hilton Head Plantation sit at the north end, about 10 miles from Sea Pines. Shipyard is centrally located between the two. Groups doing rounds across multiple communities should factor in drive time when scheduling early tee times.