One of the island's oldest courses, Barony was designed by George W. Cobb back in 1963. You'll feel comfortable with your driver in your hand here as Cobb provides generous landing areas throughout the round. Don't get too comfortable; however, as your approach shots will much need to be on the mark. Cobb offers a "risk/reward" approach to well-guarded and well-bunkered greens. After golf, make sure to enjoy some time in the club's beautiful Antebellum-style clubhouse. ... more info.

Redesigned by Pete Dye in 1994, this terrific course has long been an island favorite. Cut through beautiful stands of magnolia and live oak trees, the grounds here are rich in Civil War history. In fact, you'll find historical markers on several holes describing the events that happened here so long ago. The course itself is typical (diabolical?) Dye with fairly generous landing zones, but tough approach shots to small, well-bunkered greens.... more info.

This Willard Byrd design opened back in 1984 and was once hosted the Hilton Head Seniors International, a Champions Tour event. A bit unusual for this area, Planter's Row is more of a parkland course with rolling, tree-lined fairways and water coming into play on just several holes. The club's large undulating greens are arguably the best feature here. In fact, your short game — particularly your putting — better be on in order to score well.... more info.