Opened for play in March 1991, 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.

The course is seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape. Along with the designer’s trademark undulating fairways, this heavily treed course features protected greens, many edged with bunkers, as well as strategic water hazards. Most memorable is the large lake bordering the difficult dogleg-left finishing hole. Four different tee positions comfortably accommodate any golfer and offer four distinct, yet always challenging, golfing experiences.

Opened for play in March 1991, 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.

The course is seamlessly integrated into the natural landscape. Along with the designer’s trademark undulating fairways, this heavily treed course features protected greens, many edged with bunkers, as well as strategic water hazards. Most memorable is the large lake bordering the difficult dogleg-left finishing hole. Four different tee positions comfortably accommodate any golfer and offer four distinct, yet always challenging, golfing experiences.