Galleon/Brigantine at Shipyard Golf Club

Most of the tee box and fairways are in good condition. Fringes and greens could use some improvements. Most of the playing areas are very firm.

They do have a food and beverage cart working the courses..check plus for that

Course was in ok condition given the time of the year. Greens were in great condition. Pace was good,

First time playing the Shipyard courses. Played as part of a foursome twice this week, both times at noon. Checkin staff was friendly and helpful, got on the course with no issues, and enjoyed the gold. Course was in good shape and challenging. Nice mixture of holes. Staff at the Brickyard were great. Overall, great time. Will be back next year.

All my golf experiences during a months long stay at Shipyard Plantation were great. Challenging alternative course layouts to play from. Good pace of play. Super golf staff all around from bag drop & starter through the inside pro shop. Very easy, enjoyable golf.

nice design, different shots required. Hilton Head courses have a tough time in March as it's just breaking out of a long cool spell, but they've done as good as possible.

Always enjoy Shipyard, staff is super welcoming. Course was in excellent shape. Only concern was we were on 13th hole when a pretty severe thunderstorm hit suddenly and Shipyard has no lightning detection system. No alarm, we had to figure out for ourselves wether to continue or not( we didn’t ). I thought these were standard for all golf courses.

I’d like to add, even though it was fairly crowded, pace of play was good. Never waited on any hole.

3 different 9 hole course combinations, fair selection of challenging & fun holes, pro staff is good at keeping the course moving, very friendly & helpful staff.

Fairways and fringes were not in good shape. Greens were in great shape.

I am not mad or disappointed. I am in shock. I played the Galleon and Clipper courses on 3/22/23 and they were in horrible condition. The Clipper course worse than the Galleon course which was in bad shape. I played with a member who was complaining how bad it was. The fairways were bare with very little grass on them. Some of the greens should have been closed because they looked like they were dying, especially the 11th green ion the Clipper course. The fringes around most of the greens were mostly dirt and you could not chip off them. Most of the tees had minimal grass on them. They do not even give the appearance that they are trying to maintain the course. I did not see one maintenance person anywhere on the grounds the day I played. It was a free for all on the course without a course Ranger anywhere in sight. A twosome was scheduled to start on the Brigantine course and said it was so backed up on the first hole they took it upon themselves to jump to the Clipper course without any regard to whom they might be jumping in front of. The starter for all 3 courses stays near the bag drop which does not allow for any coordination on any of the 3 courses first tees. I thank my stars that I waited until after 2 PM to play because I only wasted 90.00 instead of the 160.00 if I played before Noon..