Two Distinct Ways to Play Home to Barony Course and Robber’s Row Course, Port Royal pairs classic Hilton Head golf with strategic design, mature Lowcountry scenery, and two rounds that feel completely different from each other. Contact Information843.681.1750 | info@heritagegolfgroup.com | |||
Meet the Courses Whether you want a timeless George W. Cobb layout or a course with Pete Dye influence and a little more strategy baked in, Port Royal gives golfers two championship options in one setting. | |||
| Barony Classic Hilton Head Golf Designed by George W. Cobb in the early 1960s, Barony Course has the kind of classic character golfers come back for. Expect tree-lined fairways, generous greens, well-placed bunkers, and a layout that rewards smart shots without trying too hard to show off. Why golfers like it
| Robber's Row Strategy, History, and Shot Making Robber’s Row brings a different kind of energy. Originally designed by George W. Cobb and later redesigned by Pete Dye, the course gives players room off the tee while still asking for decisions into the greens. Add in its Civil War history and natural setting, and it becomes one of Port Royal’s most memorable rounds. Why golfers like it
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Which Course Fits Your Round?Choose Barony if you wantA classic island layout with a steady rhythm, mature scenery, and a course that feels welcoming without being sleepy.Choose Robber’s Row if you wantMore strategy, wider landing areas, historic character, and a course that asks you to think through the next shot. |
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