Resort in South Forest Beach, SC
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this resort
Check in available June 6, 2026 with checkout June 13, 2026. 2 bedroom condo sleeps 6 with full kitchen, washer & dryer in unit. Beach front, swimming pool, and hot tub just steps from condo. Snack bar available by pool. Grills near pool area. Self Parking for 1 vehicle included. EV charging available. Two miles west of Shipyard Golf Club. Five miles from the iconic lighthouse and restaurants of Harbour Town. 10-minute walk to Coligny Beach Park with shopping and grocery store.
Access to tee time reservations up to 1 week in advance for $89/person to play with golf cart use at the following courses: Oyster Reef and Palmetto Hall. For $44/person at Shipyard and Port Royal courses which include Clipper and Galleon Courses, Brigantine Course, Barony Course, and Robbers Row Course. Normal price for Oyster Road and Palmetto Hall is $139/person so a significant savings.
Kids activities scheduled several times a week. Some free and some there is a small participation cost.
You can cancel up to March 5, 2026 at no penalty. Between March 5 and April 5 you can cancel with a 50% penalty. After April 5 no refunds for cancellation.
More golfing details:
The Golf Courses of Hilton Head: Your Ultimate Play List
Oyster Reef Golf Club -
Set within Hilton Head Plantation, it is a course that winds through lagoons, thick vegetation, and offers stunning island views. Stretching from just over 7,000 yards down to 5,288 from the forward tees, it’s playable and rewarding for golfers of all abilities. The signature par-3 sixth hole is a local legend, playing toward Port Royal Sound and often named one of Hilton Head’s most beautiful.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
Shipyard Golf Course
Offers a unique 27-hole championship experience, with three distinct nine-hole courses that can be played in different 18-hole combinations. Each layout brings its own set of challenges, thanks to abundant lagoons, ponds, and a total of 25 water hazards that keep every round interesting. The Clipper and Galleon courses combine long fairways with tricky hazards, while the Brigantine course winds through scenic lagoons and lush terrain. This course can be challenging.
Clipper, Gallon, & Brigantine Course Overview:
• Par 36
• Holes: 9
Palmetto Hall Golf Club
Designed by Arthur Hills and Robert Cupp, the course features 36 holes of world-class championship golf and is ideal for experienced and new players. The club also includes a clubhouse, tennis, and aquatic amenities.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 36
Port Royal Golf and Racquet Club
The course sits on Hilton Head’s northwestern tip and is home to three distinct 18-hole courses: Barony and Robber’s Row. Beyond its reputation for exceptional golf, the club is also an award-winning tennis destination, making it a go-to spot for active vacationers.
• Barony's Course: This is one of the first golf courses on Hilton Head Island. The holes are relatively open, but precision is required around the generously bunkered Bermuda greens.
• Robber's Row: Located on the scenic marsh side of the Port Royal Plantation, the course winds through magnolias and oaks on historic Civil War grounds, with historical markers throughout and well-protected greens that reward accurate approach shots.
Port Royal offers a memorable and varied golf experience regardless of your skill level.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
BEAR CREEK GOLF CLUB - $68 after 12pm, $74 before 12pm
Stretching over 6,800 yards, the layout has five different sets of tees that cater to every level of golfer. Offers extensive natural areas to encourage wildlife diversity and proliferation.
Bear Creek was Rees Jones’ first solo design, and in 2006 he returned to oversee several renovations & improvements.
Their goal is to provide that resort golf experience you long for...without the high price tag.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
FAQs
What is the best time of year to play golf on Hilton Head Island?
There is no bad time to golf in Hilton Head. Each season has its pros and cons. Spring has great weather, temperatures in the 70s, and fewer crowds. Summer is a great time to enjoy both the beaches and a round of golf, but the heat can be an issue. Fall has the perfect mix of great temperatures, fewer crowds, and low humidity. Temperatures can range in the 40s to 60s in the winter, but this is when the island slows down, and you have the golf course all to yourself. Either way, you can enjoy golfing all year round in Hilton Head!
Do I need to book tee times in advance at Hilton Head golf courses?
During peak seasons, it is best to book tee times in advance. Spring and fall tend to be busier than the rest of the year.
Can I rent golf clubs and equipment at Hilton Head courses or bring my own?
Yes, you can rent golf clubs at the course. However, we suggest bringing your own tees, balls, and gloves unless you want to purchase them separately.
Access to tee time reservations up to 1 week in advance for $89/person to play with golf cart use at the following courses: Oyster Reef and Palmetto Hall. For $44/person at Shipyard and Port Royal courses which include Clipper and Galleon Courses, Brigantine Course, Barony Course, and Robbers Row Course. Normal price for Oyster Road and Palmetto Hall is $139/person so a significant savings.
Kids activities scheduled several times a week. Some free and some there is a small participation cost.
You can cancel up to March 5, 2026 at no penalty. Between March 5 and April 5 you can cancel with a 50% penalty. After April 5 no refunds for cancellation.
More golfing details:
The Golf Courses of Hilton Head: Your Ultimate Play List
Oyster Reef Golf Club -
Set within Hilton Head Plantation, it is a course that winds through lagoons, thick vegetation, and offers stunning island views. Stretching from just over 7,000 yards down to 5,288 from the forward tees, it’s playable and rewarding for golfers of all abilities. The signature par-3 sixth hole is a local legend, playing toward Port Royal Sound and often named one of Hilton Head’s most beautiful.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
Shipyard Golf Course
Offers a unique 27-hole championship experience, with three distinct nine-hole courses that can be played in different 18-hole combinations. Each layout brings its own set of challenges, thanks to abundant lagoons, ponds, and a total of 25 water hazards that keep every round interesting. The Clipper and Galleon courses combine long fairways with tricky hazards, while the Brigantine course winds through scenic lagoons and lush terrain. This course can be challenging.
Clipper, Gallon, & Brigantine Course Overview:
• Par 36
• Holes: 9
Palmetto Hall Golf Club
Designed by Arthur Hills and Robert Cupp, the course features 36 holes of world-class championship golf and is ideal for experienced and new players. The club also includes a clubhouse, tennis, and aquatic amenities.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 36
Port Royal Golf and Racquet Club
The course sits on Hilton Head’s northwestern tip and is home to three distinct 18-hole courses: Barony and Robber’s Row. Beyond its reputation for exceptional golf, the club is also an award-winning tennis destination, making it a go-to spot for active vacationers.
• Barony's Course: This is one of the first golf courses on Hilton Head Island. The holes are relatively open, but precision is required around the generously bunkered Bermuda greens.
• Robber's Row: Located on the scenic marsh side of the Port Royal Plantation, the course winds through magnolias and oaks on historic Civil War grounds, with historical markers throughout and well-protected greens that reward accurate approach shots.
Port Royal offers a memorable and varied golf experience regardless of your skill level.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
BEAR CREEK GOLF CLUB - $68 after 12pm, $74 before 12pm
Stretching over 6,800 yards, the layout has five different sets of tees that cater to every level of golfer. Offers extensive natural areas to encourage wildlife diversity and proliferation.
Bear Creek was Rees Jones’ first solo design, and in 2006 he returned to oversee several renovations & improvements.
Their goal is to provide that resort golf experience you long for...without the high price tag.
Course Overview:
• Par 72
• Holes: 18
FAQs
What is the best time of year to play golf on Hilton Head Island?
There is no bad time to golf in Hilton Head. Each season has its pros and cons. Spring has great weather, temperatures in the 70s, and fewer crowds. Summer is a great time to enjoy both the beaches and a round of golf, but the heat can be an issue. Fall has the perfect mix of great temperatures, fewer crowds, and low humidity. Temperatures can range in the 40s to 60s in the winter, but this is when the island slows down, and you have the golf course all to yourself. Either way, you can enjoy golfing all year round in Hilton Head!
Do I need to book tee times in advance at Hilton Head golf courses?
During peak seasons, it is best to book tee times in advance. Spring and fall tend to be busier than the rest of the year.
Can I rent golf clubs and equipment at Hilton Head courses or bring my own?
Yes, you can rent golf clubs at the course. However, we suggest bringing your own tees, balls, and gloves unless you want to purchase them separately.
Amenities at Hilton Head Island Ocean Oak 2 bedroom Condo on beach sleeps 6 with Golf access
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