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Hilton Head - Top Fives

By Alan B. Nichols, Golf Travel Reviews

Below are some lists of the top 5 golf courses in the Hilton Head area, as ranked in various categories such as most challenging, most scenic, and most player-friendly.

Top Five Courses You've Never Heard Of

  1. Oyster Reef
  2. PineCrest
  3. Sea Pines Country Club
  4. Bear Creek
  5. Palmetto Hall

Top Five Most Player Friendly Courses

  1. Robert Trent Jones
  2. Old South
  3. The Barony
  4. Hampton Hall
  5. Eagle's Point

Top Five Most Challenging Courses

  1. Harbour Town
  2. Long Cove
  3. Arthur Hills
  4. Fazio
  5. Belfair

Top Five Finishing Holes

  1. Harbour Town
  2. Dye Course, Colleton River
  3. Nicklaus Course, Colleton River
  4. Belfair
  5. Long Cove

Top Five Most Scenic Courses

  1. Ocean, Sea Pines
  2. Harbour Town
  3. Long Cove
  4. Belfair
  5. Colleton

Top Five Courses with Interesting History or Location

  1. Harbour Town
  2. Ocean, Sea Pines
  3. Sea Marsh
  4. Bloody Point
  5. Colleton River

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