Harbour Town Golf Links has been variously described as "Pebble Beach East", "Pine Valley South" and "St. Andrews with Spanish Moss". Though each of these courses is vastly different, each draws a valid comparison to Harbour Town, illustrating how challenging and magnificient this course is. Winding through the dense forests of pine, oak, and magnolia, carpeted in Spanish moss, Harbour Town offers a challenge to even the best golfers. The strategic placement of greens and hazards make every shot count and par difficult to achieve. Test your golfing abilities on this masterful recreation of Harbour Town Golf Links and judge for yourself the grandeur of one of South Carolina's most difficult courses.

Signature Hole Comments: The 18th hole reminds golfers of the 18th hole at Pebble Beach. Sneaking around the edge of Calibogue Sound, the tee, fairway, and green jut out into the salt marshes making a slice or hook a critical mistake. The 465 yards to the green can be impossible to reach in two shots given a high wind and behind the green, the red-and-white striped lighthouse, the Harbour Town trademark, rises into the air, for a scenic finishing hole.