City Club at Lost Plantation

For the $$$ it was ok but i prdfer courses that are better taken care of. We had a single youngster jump in front of us that really slowed us down. Turned out that he was working at the course. Not very good golf ettiquitte, especially when you work there.

Course was in pretty rough shape. Greens looked worse than they played. Rest of the course was pretty beaten up. If you want to just get out and play a quick round, especially for a cheap price, this isn't a bad place. Just don't expect too much.

This course is a bit out of the way from Hilton Head Island where I was staying but the price was right and it looked to be a good basic course. I was lucky enough to team up with Larry, a member who lives on the course, He helped me with shot placement, etc. There are a few dogleg holes and it was nice to have a strategy even though none of them are difficult. Fairways are wide, most shots straight forward. Some water, but nothing difficult. Fairways were OK, just starting to turn green. The greens were somewhat brown but faster than the two courses I played earlier that week. The only problem with them was that they were dry and didn't hold the ball well when chipping or pitching . The pro shop had little to offer other than balls and tees but the staff was quite friendly. The restaurant recently re-opened and has a limited menu but once again the staff was friendly and the beer cold. Over all I will definitely play this course again when I am in the area. Thanks again to Larry for an enjoyable round of golf.

Get some sand in the bunkers! Impossible to play out of muddy bunkers.

Course was laid out in a way that keeps lost time down. The carts are old and need to be upgraded. The one I had, the steering was hard to turn. Overall, I emboss my game and played very well.

Every Golf course here in the low country that is public has been beat and over priced …. I’d say not so much with Lost P. Today I paid 40 dollars as a single. Got paired up with a 3 some. Layout is fairly okay. Couple of doglegs , minimum hazards , green side bunker almost on every hole. They did have a beer cart going around the course. I’ve played 4 different courses around the area , grass is dormant , greens all rolling about the same , Legends Golf Course at PI (Lightening Fast) , but they are playing about the same . If you are the one complains about the cart path, this place isn’t for you.

Bear Creek

Eagle Point

Crescent Point

Crosswinds

Lost Plantation

Legends

Recommend all of these.

Enjoyed the layout. Course was in winter dormancy but consistent grass quality.

Several holes lay low so it could be wet after a rain..

Would play it again.

Not a premium but price was half of what we are playing on HHI and in better shape.

The course offers a range of tee options to suit all players. It is a fair course with straightforward (no gimmicky) hole designs. Bunkers and Water come into play but won't overwhelm the average golfer. Conditions for early March were fine and likely improving by the day. The greens rolled well. As someone who can be unpredictably wild off the tee, there were a couple of holes lined with private homes that caused me some anxiety but most fairways were generous. Would recommend this course to others.