Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Port Royal Planter's Row Golf Course
23 acres · 9–61 ft
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OpenStreetMap has the boundary of Port Royal Planter's Row Golf Course, but nobody has drawn its fairways, greens and hole lines yet, so there is no scorecard or flyover here. The aerial view above is still the real property.Anyone can add the holes on OpenStreetMap; this page picks them up at the next data refresh.
- Property
- 23 acres
- Elevation
- 9–61 ft
Courses within 40 miles
- Port Royal Barony Golf CourseHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 0.9 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,218 yd
77 bunkers · water on 14 · 268 ft of climb
- Port Royal Robber's Row Golf CourseHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 1.0 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,181 yd
57 bunkers · water on 9 · 216 ft of climb
- Palmetto Hall - Arthur Hills Golf CourseOutline only
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- Palmetto Hall - Robert Cupp Golf CourseHole by hole
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18 holes · par 72 · 6,797 yd
48 bunkers · water on 15 · 55 ft of climb
- Palmetto Dunes - Robert Trent Jones Golf CourseHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 2.2 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,723 yd
71 bunkers · water on 5 · 327 ft of climb
- Oyster Reef Golf ClubHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 2.4 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,542 yd
62 bunkers · water on 3 · 89 ft of climb
- Bear Creek Golf ClubHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 2.5 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,474 yd
56 bunkers · water on 10 · 108 ft of climb
- Golden Bear Golf Club at Indigo RunHole by hole
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina · 3.1 mi
18 holes · par 72 · 6,629 yd
41 bunkers · water on 14 · 72 ft of climb
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Geometry © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), extract of October 15, 2026 — this course on OpenStreetMap. Elevation from USGS 3DEP via AWS Terrain Tiles; imagery USGS The National Map and USDA NAIP. Course ratings, slope, green fees and conditions are not on this site because no open source publishes them. How each number is measured · Report a problem