Shipyard

This 27-hole layout wanders through tall pines, magnolias and moss-draped oaks. Adding to the beauty and character of the course are many lagoons and ponds, which must be negotiated if you are to play to your handicap. The three courses offer four tee positions to accommodate all levels of play, and there are ample risk and reward situations to allow optimal scoring opportunities.

The course plays to slope ratings that measure between 118 and 124 for women and 114 and 136 for men, with the Clipper/Galleon combination providing the toughest test. There are 110 soft white sand bunkers scattered about the 27 holes, and all but four have water hazards in play in some shape or form. Nearly all the holes are tree-lined, with some very interesting doglegs along the way. The green complexes are slightly raised and well protected by bunkers and gentle mounding.

All three layouts have 4 sets of tee boxes, with the Galleon measuring 3379, 3146, 2974 and 2658 yards. The Brigantine is the shortest of the trio and plays to 3356, 3054, 2885 and 2469 yards. The Clipper is the longest at 3499, 3302, 3099 and 2733 yards.

Course Information:

Par 72 - Yardage 5107/6878 - Slope 114/136 - Course Rating 66.3/74 - Fairway grass is Bermuda - Greens are Diamond Zoysia