Palmetto Hall Plantation

One of the most underrated courses in the area. Both course are in great shape and challenging. The staff is great and very hospitable. Kupp course is a bit easier for the average golfer where the Hills is a step above with rolling fairways and almost tour like green speeds. Both courses offer stunning fairway views to the greens and very challenging driving holes. One of my favorite overall courses down here.

Great course! Excellent shape for February! Greens and fairways were in awesome shape. Recommend you play a d play often!

Two very nice courses open to the public. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Reasonably priced for Hilton Head golf.

Played a round here with my father on Tuesday. We’ve had good experiences in the past however this time was different unfortunately. For starters the greens had recently been punched (not a big deal really but it would’ve been nice to know before hand) The rest of the course was well maintained and set up nicely besides the lack of distance markers. The staff was friendly, but there was one issue with an entitled member at the course which was surprising as it’s not what I’d expect from a nice country club. I’m not sure if they were frustrated due to their poor play or were upset that non m…

The course was in great shape. The greens were in fantastic shape, unfortunately my putting was not. Fairways were will maintained. The staff was very friendly.

Course was in great condition, play was fast, cart girl was always there greens rolled like a pool table and service from the staff was impeccable

Had the chance to play the Cupp course today. The pro shop staff, rangers and active grounds group were very accommodating to make sure the out of town experience was very good. The Hilton Head area experienced high heat and 7" of rain in the past week. The course was in its best possible the conditions. That said, the rough was rough :-). Thank you all for making this a good experience.

Beautiful course with such friendly staff. Great place to play for beginners. Course was well maintained and a wonderful experience. Will definitely be back

Heritage Golf Group acquired Palmetto Hall Golf and Country Club on Hilton Head Island and for President and CEO Mark Burnett, the decision to purchase was easy. “With the resurgence in golf travel and the number of choices golfers have for golf getaways, it’s crucial that we promote our region’s amazing golf, lodging, and culinary assets,” Burnett said. Immediately after the acquisition, Heritage Golf Group committed to a multi-million-dollar golf course improvement project. A complete renovation of the Arthur Hills course was completed in the fall. The renovation included new Tiff Eagle Ber…

Great service by all staff especially the CJ, drink cart lady! She went above and beyond with her service today (my wife says thanks for the Red Bull)! Played Robert Cupp and course conditions were great! Highly recommend!

I was surprised by the conditions of the course as Heritage has done such a good job throughout their Hilton Head properties. We paid $150 per person for 18 holes for a Thur morning tee time. For context, this is more than reciprocal rates we paid when playing a few private courses in the same week. The team forgot to give us pin sheets and with no GPS in carts and nearly zero marked sprinkler heads, the distances were an issue for our groups in addition to challenging sand issues on the greens. We mentioned the problem understanding pin placements to a ranger but he did not mention the course…

A disappointment! The course and cart paths were in rugged shape. The first photo is of a tee box. When paying $200 a round, the expectations are higher than what is here. No GPS, rugged course conditions, dirty bathroom in the pro shop, and at 3:00 on a Sunday afternoon the clubhouse was closed so we couldn’t get a drink or food. The positive- the people were nice.