Hilton Head National Golf Club B

Bluffton, SC 29910-6551

Grade Breakdown

Overall B 82/100

Course Condition A 90/100

Design & Challenge B 85/100

Amenities C 70/100

Reputation B 85/100

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About This Course

Hilton Head National Golf Club stands out for its championship-level design by Gary Player and Bobby Weed, featuring strategic risk-reward elements and well-maintained TifEagle Ultra greens. The course's historical significance as a PGA Championship host adds to its prestige, making it a challenging yet enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels. While the lack of detailed amenities information slightly limits its appeal, its scenic rolling terrain and strategic layout make it a top choice for serious golfers.

Course Info

Holes 18

Type Public

Designer Gary Player and Bobby Weed

Terrain Rolling

Signature Hole

Signature 6th hole’s close lagoon

Details

Address 60 Hilton Head National Dr, Bluffton, SC

City Bluffton, SC

Phone +18438425900

Website http://www.hiltonheadnational.com/

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Playable

Beginners may find the course challenging due to narrow fairways and water hazards, but the well-maintained greens and strategic design offer opportunities for improvement. The course's forgiving layout allows for a enjoyable round despite its difficulty.

Focus on avoiding the lagoons on the 6th hole
Use the TifEagle Ultra greens to practice short game

Intermediate Recommended

Intermediate players will appreciate the strategic risk-reward elements and the opportunity to test course management skills. The course's rolling terrain and water hazards provide consistent challenges that reward precise play.

Plan shots around the signature 6th hole's lagoon
Take advantage of the course's well-maintained fairways for accurate approach shots

Advanced Recommended

Advanced players will enjoy the championship-level design by Gary Player and Bobby Weed. The course's strategic complexity and historical significance as a PGA Championship host make it a worthy challenge for competitive golfers.