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This package is ideally designed for the couple who desires the finest one bedroom ocean view villas that Hilton Head has to offer, along with outstanding golf. Choose from our deluxe Villamare villas located in the secluded Palmetto Dunes Plantation, or stay at the exclusive Sea Crest villas located by the ocean and Coligny Plaza. All prices listed below include your accommodations, green & cart fees plus preferred advance tee times. |
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1 BR / 1 BA ( King, Sleep Sofa ) Overlooks Lagoon, Pool and Ocean | |||||||||||
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Hilton Head Island's newest oceanfront resort,
the Sea Crest villa's delivers elegance and luxury for the most discriminating vacationer. With the ocean and ivory sand beach just steps away, the two stunning oceanfront pools are surrounded by massive tiered decks with lounge chairs for relaxing and soaking in the sun.
Relax in the 30-foot spa surrounded by ponds, fountains and palm trees. For the little ones, choose from two children's pools, and when anyone is thirsty there's the beach bar in the center. When some shade is desired, thoughtfully available are shade trellises which offer bench swings. The complex also offers the Captain's Table featuring superb seafood cuisine for dinner and Sunday brunch and a terrific happy hour. If a little exercise is sought, a well provided indoor fitness center is available along with a 10' x 30' indoor seasonally heated pool. The villas show the same thoughtful planning as they are beautifully designed and decorated. Not just spacious, but elegant with 9' ceilings, great balconies, sunken tubs, separate showers and modern appliances. Professionally decorated throughout, you will find the décor "Island Light and Bright". As you would anticipate, each villa has TV's and VCR's and its own washer/dryer in addition to a complete kitchen. Across the street is Coligny Plaza with over 50 shops and restaurants. At sunrise, Java Joe and the Bakery will help to get you started. At sunset, The Frosty Frog and The Big Bamboo Café are available to keep you going, along with other great restaurants, outdoor cafes and shops. Please note: All Sea Crest villa's are not furnished the same, so each unit will vary. | |||||||||||
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ARCHITECT |
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| Open fairways and small greens make this course enjoyable for all skill levels. | Cobb/Byrd | ||
Daufuskie Island |
Golf course is closed until further notice. | Weiskopf/Merrich | |
| We welcome Crosswinds Golf Club to our Golf Course selection. If you are flying into the Savannah Airport tell the pilot to open up the cargo door and set your clubs on the cart. Folks this challenging course is located next to the airport. So if you can't wait to swing the clubs I'd suggest you take time to get a fast round in before you arrive on Hilton Head Island. | |||
Hilton Head |
13 Doglegs, undulating and tiered greens and two par 5's that stretch more than 575 yards makes this course a true Hilton Head favorite. |
Rees Jones |
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| Opened in March 2000, this world classic Palmer "Signature Course" will feature marsh views surrounded by beautiful large oaks, pines and magnolias. A Must Play 2010. One of the most challenging in the Hilton Head area. |
Arnold Palmer |
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| Opened in 1999 for play, natural beauty, strategy and superb conditioning best describes this David Love III creation. |
Davis Love III |
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| This course demands more skill than strength, strategy more than heroics. Sand and water are an ever-present factor. |
Jack Nicklaus |
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| The Fazio course offers open fairways on the front nine, while back nine becomes tighter and more severe. Regarded by many as the Island's truest championship challenge. | George Fazio | ||
| New on our Golf Package program for 2010. Play this private course while you have the opportunity. |
Pete Dye |
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| Named one of "America's Best Golf Courses" by Golf Week Magazine. Well designed, best conditioned course in the region with excellent service. As always A must play for 2010 |
Player/Weed |
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| Challenging yet very playable - Beautiful rolling fairways, elevated tees best describes this well-maintained course. |
Zoeller/Johnson |
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| A wonderful setting for golf. This course is challenging without being overbearing. Fun, not frustrating. |
McCumber |
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| The variety of the setting; from oak forest to salt marsh, provide an opportunity to vary the design elements and strategy of play. Truly a memorable golf experience. A very fun course to play. Must Play for 2010 |
Clyde Johnson |
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| Water comes into play on several holes. Large and undulating greens require a skilled touch with the putter. |
George Cobb |
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| A great Pete Dye design requires you using every club in your bag. Although tee shot landing areas are generous, accuracy to the well-bunkered greens are a must. |
Robert Cupp |
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| Reopened in fall of 2008 the Rose Hill offers a variety of challenging and forgiving holes. |
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| Accurate tee shots and well measured approach are a must. Greens are well bunkered. Watch out for alligators. |
Cobb/Byrd |
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Arthur Hills Palmetto Hall $20 / $10 |
Undulating fairways, heavily treed, protected greens and strategic water hazards describes this masterpiece by Mr. Hills. | Arthur Hills | |
Palmetto Dunes $20 / $10 |
Undulating fairways, dramatic elevation changes, along with lagoons coming into play on 10 holes,
makes this course a true challenge. |
Arthur Hills |
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Haig Point |
*MP | A Private golf club located on Daufuskie Island. Tee times based on space available. Price includes the ferry boat trip to the island. Play the Melrose course on the same day for the trip of a lifetime. |
Rees Jones |
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Harbour Town $135 $100 |
Well-placed tee shots are a must. Well protected greens are among the smallest of any tournament course. $25 per person suggested forecaddie gratuity not included. |
Pete Dye |
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$60 / $30 |
*MP |
After a multi-million dollar reconstruction project, The Sea Pines Resort is pleased to announce Heron Point by Pete Dye. Designed by legendary course architect Pete Dye, Heron Point is nothing short of a modern masterpiece. Fairways have been reshaped into dramatic angles and shifting elevations, while surfaces are a mix of sand, mulch, limestone, and different grasses that offer a kaleidoscope of appealing color changes. Must play for 2010 |
Pete Dye |
Daufuskie Island $50 / $35 |
Located on Daufuskie Island this Nicklaus-designed signature course sweeps along the Atlantic Ocean, and has some stunning views! The three finishing holes hug the ocean. Price includes transportation via ferry boat which is a 45 minute trip. Well worth the extra money & time to play this course in 2010. |
Nicklaus |
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$50 / $25 |
The varying sets of tees and the placement of hazards ensure that the course is challenging but playable for all golfers. | McCumber | |
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Oyster Reef $ 20 / $10 |
*MP | Numerous doglegs, accented by strategically located mounds and fairway bunkers call for well planned tee shots. Well worth the surcharge price. | Rees Jones |
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Robert Trent Jones $50 / $30 |
*MP | An oceanfront classic remains one of the resort's most popular courses. Wide upon fairways and ample greens make the Jones course a pleasure to play. A Must play for 2010. | Robert Trent Jones |
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Robert Cupp $ 20 / $10 |
*MP | Geometric shaped sand bunkers and a 141 rating from the tips ranks it as one of the Island's most demanding championship tests. | Gene Hamm |
$50 / $ 25 |
The Club at Savannah Harbor. Home for the PGA Tour’s Champions Tour Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf Tournament, The Club at Savannah Harbor offers an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Robert Cupp. Recently named one of the “Top Ten places to play in the United States for the Millennium” by Golf and Travel magazine, and awarded a HHHH “Places to Play” by Golf Digest, | Robert Cupp | |
*MP indicates my must play courses |
