Crescent Pointe Golf Club

This is a perfect example of a course that has sadly been neglected. I understand that rain or whatever can impact when you mow but trimming Trees, hedges, pulling weeds from bunkers etc, can be done even when the course is mush. Playing from the back tees I feel as thought I was cheated from several good tee shot views at overgrowth blocked my line of site. And this overgrowth is not the kind that’s strategically placed but rather neglected. Luckily I found a deal where I paid only $38. The guy ahead of me paid $75 and I would be sick to my stomach to think I dropped that on this course. I was bummed about spending $38 on it.

Overgrown fairways and rough. Greens were like putting on a fairway. Recommend spending an extra $40-$50 to enjoy your round. The photo is the overgrown fairway.

The condition of this course was the worst I’ve seen in the Hilton Head all week. Fairways and greens were in terrible condition.

Doesn’t look like they’ve maintained the course in awhile. Save your money and golf elsewhere

If you've read reviews to this point - you've likely noticed a couple themes. Mainly, bad conditions and bad cart paths. Let's get one thing out of the way - the cart paths are, without question, absolutely horrible. I'm convinced they're sponsored by a local chiropractor. At the end of the day though, just slow down over bumps. It's not your personal cart at risk of damage. Chill out.

Conditions for any public course in this area should have an asterisk. This summer started hot and dry, killing the grass, then all of a sudden we can't go a day without an inch of rain. What do you expect a moderately priced course to do? The conditions are perfectly in step with every other course that can't raise the POA fees by a grand one month to cover extra maintenance expenses. The greens are lush and roll true. The tee boxes are flat. The fairways are mowed.

If you're complaining about the height of the grass in the deep rough... Maybe go to the range and practice so you're not in it all day?

It's a really challenging course with a unique layout, especially from the tips. In this volatile economy, it's a good course for the price. If you're expecting $200 conditions, go play a $200 course.

Beautiful layout but embarrassing conditions. Arnold Palmer would be ashamed to have his name associated with the course. Not worth $30 for 18.

The cart paths were atrocious. The concrete was broken up throughout and parts of the paths were gravel.

Fun layout, not to long. Fairways in good shape, greens a little hairy but rolled well. Would recommend

Course was in decent shape for play considering some of the other courses in the area.that had last minute early tee times available. Will play again in a couple days

I have never played at a worse course than this in all my rounds. For $75 I was expecting a decent Hilton head golf course. Instead it was utter disappointment. There was weeds all over the greens and fairways. No joke one whole had weeds up to my knees. The cart paths are brutal - a jackhammer would be smoother than what I drove on.

Don’t play here. Spend your money somewhere else.

Crescent Point has always had a great layout that uses the natural terrain and lagoons. I play it periodically throughout the year. They have recently put a lot of work in course and I would like to recognize them for their outstanding effort. The fairways, sand traps and greens are in great shape for this time of year. The greens have been top dressed. They have even rebuilt bridges.

The clubhouse has a great lunch and a favorite of my 94 year old father.

If you are visiting or local and have not played Cresent Point in a while it is time to come back.

This used to be one of the best courses around. That was before Brown Golf took over managing it. For several years the course spiraled out of favor. Brown is now out of the picture and the new company has started tending to the course. Tee boxes and greens now have grass and the fairways are green. It’s not there yet but it’s getting there. The course layout is great. It’s challenging but fair.

Fun, interesting layout. Staff was very friendly. Not crowded on a June Friday morning. Greens were in decent condition. Fairways were pretty scruffy.

Read the mixed reviews so I was nervous about playing here. Worried when we started with no grass on practice green. Actual greens weren’t that bad. Greens kinda slow but few bare spots. Lots of the fairways were in good shape but some in the middle of the round needed work. Rough was mostly weeds. Bunkers were also mixed. Some ok some bad. Got reduced price so not that bad a deal but not going back unless they finish improving the course. Seems like they are trying. Even had a temporary green while working on the actual green on one hole. Very nice layout with water coming into play and some great views.

I played Crescent about a year ago and swore I’d never be back. What used to be a great course had be driven into ruin. Brown Golf Management struck again. Today I decided to go play it again and to my surprise it had begun a rebound. It still has a ways to go but the tee boxes now have grass the fairways are green and the greens are coming back. There’s a new Pro who has a clue and a plan. I’m interested in seeing the plan unveil. But from what I saw today this course may be on the rebound.