This facility has three regulation eighteen hole courses. The Lion's Paw Course was built on rolling hills and features water hazards coming into play on some holes. The front and back nines are completely different. The front nine has Carolina pine trees lining its fairways and many elevation changes. The back nine is a links-style design, which features wide open fairways and undulating greens. The most memorable hole on the Lion's Paw Course is #3, a 204-yard, par 3, which calls for a tee shot to carry water and the oyster shells that line the perimeter of the lake. From ground level, you'd never know the fairway and green form the shape of a lion's paw. The Panther's Run Course plays alongside a nature preserve that frequently comes into play. The fairways are undulating, and the water hazards are not only challenging, but very scenic due to the brooks, lakes and waterfalls. Wildlife that is typically seen on the course include deer, barn owl, and many types of waterfowl. A demanding and picturesque hole on the Panther's Run Course is #18, a 425-yard, par 4, which requires two well-struck shots to carry a lake that bisects the fairway. The 18-hole, 7014 yard par 72 Tiger's Eye is the latest addition to the Ocean Ridge Plantation. The generous, undulated, fast-paced greens, which resemble warped plywood, yield numerous pin placements that are obscured from view and guarded by water and/or sand hazards. The mature long leaf pine groves also add to the Pinehurst look of Tiger's Eye, but the mature, dense hardwood forest that lines the fairways and encircles the greens remind golfers that they're in the Lowcountry. The Diamond Golf School is located on the premises; for more information, call (800) 847-4539.

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