Oyster Reef Golf Course

Fairways were void of grass and covered in sand. Might be a maintenance thing in South Carolina. Not sure. Hard to hit off of sand all day.

Fairways were over seeded and you played on green grass from tee to green. I will play there again next time on the island

If you spent a little money on overseeding the fairways it would be at least playable. Hitting off of bare dirt and dead dormant grass was not what I was expecting of a course of such stature.

Almost impossible to play those fairway conditions.

Nice course …..in very good shape…..greens nice for this time of year…….lots of bunkers…..bring your sand wedge!……Sand was very nice

Of course fairways a bit thin this type of year, but traps and greens very nice. Layout as challenging as challenging as you choose from well positioned tee choices.

Fairways a little thin, but greens and bunkers very nice.

My first time in Hilton Head, quick stopover on way to Florida. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful with course instructions. They also paired me up with another single (who knew the course) which was very thoughtful and made for a great round.

All the courses on the island looked great, but definitely can’t go wrong at Oyster Reef.

Cindy was working the beverage cart when we played there. She made the best blood Mary I’ve ever had, let alone on a golf course. Make sure to get one if you play here.

One of my favorites at Hilton Head Island. The pace of play was good and the weather perfect even as we were there end of December. The tavern at the end of the game was very nice, sunny and with an happy hour selection worth staying.

This is a nice course. Greens were in great shape. The fairways were 6-10. Very sparse and sandy. Bunker sand was a bit inconsistent as well.