Having appeared on Golf Digest's list of America's 100 best, the George Fazio Course offers a stimulating challenge to avid golfers. With only two par-5s, the heart of the course lies in a series of long par-4s, beginning with the 432-yard first hole and ending with the 462-yard 18th. The fairways are open and roll gently on the front nine, while the back nine becomes tighter and more severe, demanding good position off the tee.

The Arthur Hills Course is one of the most distinctive layouts in the area. The Hills site was blessed with continuous lines of dunes and thick stands of palmettos. The Hills Course has a unique seaside character, with rough and fairway bunkers notably absent. The dune lines continue into the greens, thus creating undulating surfaces. Off-balance lies and ocean breezes are a constant challenge, and lagoons come into play on 10 holes.

One of Hilton Head's most popular courses, the resurfaced greens, subtle elevation changes, a new lake and reshaped and restored bunkers complement a layout that bears the name of its designer - Robert Trent Jones Sr. Known for its wide fairways and expansive greens, the course is a fair test for golfers of all levels.

The Robert Cupp Course at Palmetto Hall redefines conventional golf course architecture. Named the 1992 Golf Architect of the Year by GolfWorld, Cupp plotted the course's original design on computer; thus the finished product is characterized by straight lines, sharp angles and unusual shapes.

Palmetto Hall's Arthur Hills Course is a sculpted beauty with subtle contouring, a distinctive layout and a rare touch of genius. Created by renowned designer Arthur Hills, this par-72, 6,918-yard course is a graceful masterpiece that gently flows across the land's naturally rolling curves, winding through deep thickets of moss-draped oaks and towering pines punctuated with sparkling lakes.

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