The Arthur Hills Course - Palmetto Dunes

The Arthur Hills Course at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort takes full advantage of the natural beauty of the South Carolina Sea Islands. The course design blends the topographic beauty of the Lowcountry with the inherent challenges of the game to produce a unique golfing experience.

Because it was built on a series of rolling dunes, the Hills course presents many opportunities for off-balance lies. A continual ocean breeze adds yet another element of challenge to the game. And, finally, 10 holes on the water encourage precision play.

Perhaps the most prominent feature on the Hills course is the Historic Leamington Lighthouse, which was originally known as the Hilton Head Range Light Station. This distinctive structure was built between 1879 and 1880 as part of a larger system of navigation lights guiding ships into Port Royal Sound. The Leamington Lighthouse has the distinction of being one of only a handful of surviving lighthouses in South Carolina and is, in fact, the only historic lighthouse on Hilton Head Island. Fodor's Golf Digest ranks the Hills course at 4.5 stars. It plays 6,122 yards from the middle white tees