Oyster Reef Golf Course

Overall staff is friendly. Personally I would wait for the greens to be better. They explained the reduced cost was given because of the condition, but I did not find out until arrive for my tee time. Had this app made it clear, I would have chosen elsewhere to play at this time.

The course was in good condition and pace of play was solid. We played on a Sunday morning In July and there was no water coolers on the course, beverage cart was not available and the restaurant was closed. We finished at 12pm and the restaurant was just opening but nothing was available.

Hot day over the weekend. The course does not present the view I would expect for an oceanfront location. Course conditions are good. Overall it is an enjoyable experience. Next time I would play at local courses, instead of 5 hour drive.

Worth the drive. Range great. Golf balls provided.

Oyster was the 8th round over a 2 week period while on HHI. As always course was in good shape, Especially given the drought in the area. Out of the 8 played would rank #2 behind HH Nat. Play here every year. If your a long hitter play the far back tees due to the many doglegs

While visiting Hilton Head we played Oyster Reef. Had a great time and overall quality experience. Course is payed out well. Challenging yet playable for avg golfers.

I talked to the pro shop the day before we played and was told the course was aerated the week before and that it was in good shape. That was a lie ! big patches of the greens were completely dug up , the greens must have been in horrible shape before they were aerated. what grass that was there looked black and moldy, And was told that green fees were 50% off. That did not happen. $175 w/club rental. Played Shipyard the day before and it was in great shape

Oyster had construction on a couple holes and greens were just arrogated but even with that what a great course!

I’ve played Oysters Reef for over 40 years. What the management is doing to the course with their renovations and maintenance is beyond me! The greens on holes 5 through 8 now feature some sort of flat geometric sand “traps” literally cutting into the previous green surface. I have never seen anything like this anywhere on earth. They are ridiculous, impossible to know how to play out of them or how to maintain them after you blast sand all over the green. I’m guessing they are going to add them to even more holes in the future. What next? Windmills and clown faces? Who on earth thought this was a good idea? In addition, the green on the once awesome par 5 9th hole is still under construction after going on almost 2 years now. Playing to the make shift temporary green is a major disappointment. What is going on here? This was one of the best courses in all of South Carolina. Why are you messing it up? I wouldn’t recommend playing here to anyone at this point.

They were working on the course and the course was recently aerated. They did tell us ahead of time. The course is fun and a lot of irons off the tee. Signature hole has a great view framing the green. Food was good and cart lady was always around when we needed something. Would recommend and play again

Players need to be notified before showing up to your course that you are aerating. Also, 2 years for a temporary green is kind of crazy.

The course isn’t long. But has a lot of dog legs that make it challenging trying to place your drive. We happen to play right after aeration. They warned us about that and it ended up being OK. We had one temporary green. Otherwise a nice golf outing for the Price.

We recently played this course as two groups of three golfers. Prior to our arrival, the course contacted us and informed us that the greens had been aerated. While this was disappointing, we appreciated the advance notice and decided to keep our tee times.

What we were not told, however, was that the fairways had also been punched. Between the aerated greens and punched fairways, the overall playing conditions were far below what we would expect for a course charging approximately $100 per player. Had we been fully informed about the extent of the maintenance work, we likely would have chosen to play elsewhere.

Pace of play was also an issue. By the time we reached the 9th tee, we had already been on the course for well over two hours. We noticed that the 9th green was under reconstruction, and both of our groups arrived at the tee box at the same time. In an effort to keep moving, all six players teed off together and played the hole as a single group. We fully acknowledge that this was not proper golf etiquette and should not have happened.

The larger issue was how the situation was handled afterward. At the halfway house, three members of our group ordered drinks and hot dogs. The employee working behind the counter appeared to be struggling with the orders, resulting in a lengthy delay. After only a few minutes, the starter entered the facility demanding that three of us immediately proceed to the 10th tee. I stepped outside, looked down the fairway, and observed that there was no group waiting behind us and no one visible ahead. I explained that we were not holding up play and assured him that we understood his concern and would not play as a sixsome again.

Unfortunately, the starter continued repeating the same statement over and over rather than engaging in a productive conversation. The interaction escalated unnecessarily when he began shaking a golf club in front of me and several members of our group while continuing his lecture. Whether intended or not, this was perceived as threatening and highly unprofessional behavior. At that point, we ended the discussion and immediately moved to the 10th tee.

Every golf course occasionally faces maintenance challenges and pace-of-play issues. What separates a good customer experience from a poor one is communication and professionalism. Had we been fully informed about course conditions and treated respectfully by staff, this review would likely be very different.

Unfortunately, between the undisclosed fairway maintenance, the slow pace of play, and the inappropriate conduct of the starter, the experience did not justify the price paid, and we left disappointed.

We recently played this course as two groups of three golfers. Prior to our arrival, the course contacted us and informed us that the greens had been aerated. While this was disappointing, we appreciated the advance notice and decided to keep our tee times.

What we were not told, however, was that the fairways had also been punched. Between the aerated greens and punched fairways, the overall playing conditions were far below what we would expect for a course charging approximately $100 per player. Had we been fully informed about the extent of the maintenance work, we likely would have chosen to play elsewhere.

Pace of play was also an issue. By the time we reached the 9th tee, we had already been on the course for well over two hours. We noticed that the 9th green was under reconstruction, and both of our groups arrived at the tee box at the same time. In an effort to keep moving, all six players teed off together and played the hole as a single group. We fully acknowledge that this was not proper golf etiquette and should not have happened.

The larger issue was how the situation was handled afterward. At the halfway house, three members of our group ordered drinks and hot dogs. The employee working behind the counter appeared to be struggling with the orders, resulting in a lengthy delay. After only a few minutes, the starter entered the facility demanding that three of us immediately proceed to the 10th tee. I stepped outside, looked down the fairway, and observed that there was no group waiting behind us and no one visible ahead. I explained that we were not holding up play and assured him that we understood his concern and would not play as a sixsome again.

Unfortunately, the starter continued repeating the same statement over and over rather than engaging in a productive conversation. The interaction escalated unnecessarily when he began shaking a golf club in front of me and several members of our group while continuing his lecture. Whether intended or not, this was perceived as threatening and highly unprofessional behavior. At that point, we ended the discussion and immediately moved to the 10th tee.

Every golf course occasionally faces maintenance challenges and pace-of-play issues. What separates a good customer experience from a poor one is communication and professionalism. Had we been fully informed about course conditions and treated respectfully by staff, this review would likely be very different.

Unfortunately, between the undisclosed fairway maintenance, the slow pace of play, and the inappropriate conduct of the starter, the experience did not justify the price paid, and we left disappointed.

Pretty course. Pace of play was good and conditions were excellent. Starter is exceptionally friendly. Really enjoyed our round!

This was my first time playing here .course was in great shape greens were very true to read and putt on. Fairways were very nice. I highly recommend playing here . Staff was great,