Arthur Hills at Palmetto Hall Plantation

Arthur Hills course at Palmetto Hall is one of my favorite courses on Hilton Head. I've been coming here for 30 years and this is in my top five courses on and near the island. It's pretty tight so crooked drives will be penalized!

The course was in great shape particularly the greens which were excellent. Course layout was good,very straight forward not gimmicky,enjoyed would recommend and would play again

I have played this course several times and as usual it did not fail to challenge me and make my game fun. Anyone who plays This course should find it the same.

A little confusion that GolfNow should clarify when you are making your booking. On Hilton Head there is Palmetto Dunes Arthur Hills course and Palmetto Hall Arthur Hills course. Very different courses. We booked and drove to palmetto Dunes only to be told our booking was at Pametto Hall - the Pro Shop attendant told us this happens several times a day and they even had preprinted directions to the other course.

The Palmetto Hall course was ok. Challenging layout. Average conditions. Good green complexes. We were able to get out ahead of a large group so pace of play was reasonable. Pro shop did not inform us there where no beverages or snacks available on course. Water was supposed to be very 3rd hole but that was not the case.

For $70 for 18 holes I would suggest there is better value available in the area and would look elsewhere next time.

It is important to play the correct tees on this course. Being a 10 handicapper, I found the 6400 yards was too long and therefore was not enjoyable hitting the driver and three wood numerous times. I have no problem with the course or conditions. The Pro shop got us out about an hour earlier on this day, so we moved right along. Getting the Golf Now Hot Deal was a bonus.

We booked a tee time at this course on the recommendation of a guy we met in a local golf store. We were already playing the three Palmetto Dunes courses during the week and had a spare day available to play a new course. This was his firm favorite of the moderately priced (non-Sea Pines) options in the area.

In all honesty, we felt just a little disappointed after the round. Although the course was very pleasant, it wasn't spectacular in any way, with the possible exception of the 18th hole which is a gem to look at and a great test of golf. The range facilities were ok, nothing special and frankly, the service provided to us by the staff was a notch or two down from the RTJ course we played at Palmetto Dunes the day before. The course was also a notch down but to be fair, so was the greens fee ($50 cheaper to be precise).

The course is absolutely fine and well priced compared with those of a similar standard elsewhere on the Island i.e. better than say Shipyard, not as good as Palmetto Dunes or Sea Pines. If I were asked the same question we asked, I would probably point someone towards Olde South rather than here.

The huge let down for us on the day was the speed of play. The foursome in front of us took more than 5 hours to complete their round and refused to invite us through on the several occasions we caught them on the tee box. The marshal told us he had warned them the first time he came around but this didn't make any difference and it was another 9 holes before he returned again, this time just for a wave as he drove by. It really is frustrating when a facility does not take the initiative to care for the majority of their guests when a group is clearly holding everyone up.

Really enjoyed my round at Palmetto Hall Arthur Hills. I played from the Blues and found it to be a great challenge. My friend Played from a forward set of tees(Black.Senior?) and had a great time. The layout is plenty challenging for a low handicapper but is also playable for the less skilled player. Its a great break from many of the island courses where every hole looks the same. Most of the holes are different enough that they are memorable. Conditions were good. . Grass still coming in after the longer than normal winter in SC. Good hybrid Bermuda greens, not super fast and a little grainy but tricky. Great finishing hole. Staff quite pleasant, only complaint was. No beverage cart on a 85 degree day. Will return again!

It took nearly three hours to play the front 9. In disgust I and my playing Partners went to the pro shop and requested a refund. They gave it to us.

Didn't love this course. A lot of hidden water hazards with little signage to help find them. Tight landing areas with little to no room to miss tee shots. Greens were nice and rolled well. Ranger was very friendly.

Nice course to play on the Island. Very good value for the price. Course seemed over booked and play was slow.

Greens were not fully grown in spots with some inconsistency in quality. Bunkers need work also.

Overall, we enjoyed the course.

We had a good time playing the Arthur Hills course at Palmetto Hall. Though it was windy & cold, we still had a good time. The course was in good shape, and the greens rolled great. Wish we had seen a beverage cart; saw it pass by when we were checking in, but didn't see it on the course. And, this was a 5 hour round; pace of play was slooooowwww.

For mid-March this layout was in great shape and provided a great day for us. The greens were true and held well. The staff was all very friendly and welcoming.

like the course.some tough pin placementswould play it again

Course is in reasonable condition. Tough to evaluate with dormant grass conditions. Had several balls roll out into hazards that probably would not have with better grass conditions. Layout ok, but not enough to bring me back too many times. Overall good if you get a decent price, but marginal value at full fare price.