Hilton Head Golf Packages & Deals
Every golf package sold on the island, from Sea Pines, Palmetto Dunes and The Heritage Golf Collection, plus ways to pay less for a single tee time.
Resort Stay-and-Play Packages
Both resorts bundle a stay with rounds on their own three courses, and both price mostly by phone quote. Sea Pines plays Harbour Town Golf Links, home of the RBC Heritage, Heron Point by Pete Dye and Atlantic Dunes by Davis Love III. Palmetto Dunes plays the Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront, Arthur Hills and George Fazio courses.
3 stay-and-play packages
- Courses
- Harbour Town Golf Links, Heron Point and Atlantic Dunes
- Where you stay
- The Inn & Club at Harbour Town or a resort villa
- Pricing
- Quote by phone; the group package posts examples
3 stay-and-play packages
- Courses
- Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront, George Fazio and Arthur Hills
- Where you stay
- A two-bedroom villa for three nights
- Pricing
- Quote by phone
The Heritage Golf Collection packages
The Heritage Golf Collection isn’t a resort — it’s a golf-club management group running four separate Hilton Head-area clubs outside of Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes: Port Royal, Palmetto Hall, Shipyard, and Oyster Reef, with eight 18-hole combinations across them. It sells seasonal group and getaway packages rather than year-round posted rates, and — unlike the two resorts’ quote-only packages — its own pages do list starting prices, shown below. Every package books the same way: call 843-802-5877 (reservations line 1-800-2-FIND-18) or request pricing at hiltonheadgolf.net.
Spring Out of Winter with Fore Friends
4 days/3 nights of lodging near an Ocean Resort Villa, plus three days of unlimited golf across the collection’s clubs.
- Good for
- Priced for groups of 4 golfers
- Stay length
- 4 days / 3 nights
- Pricing
- Starting around $599/golfer (early spring), $699/golfer (spring). Subject to change — confirm the current rate before booking.
Summer Golf Weekend Getaway
Hampton Inn stay with complimentary breakfast, Thursday–Sunday from May through August (excluding the Fourth of July weekend), plus a three-day unlimited-golf package.
- Good for
- Double occupancy
- Stay length
- Weekend, Thursday–Sunday
- Pricing
- Starting around $725+/golfer, double occupancy. Subject to change — confirm the current rate before booking.
Fall and Winter Golf Group Getaways
4 days/3 nights in a villa-style residence with unlimited golf access across the collection’s clubs.
- Good for
- Four-golfer minimum
- Stay length
- 4 days / 3 nights
- Pricing
- Starting around $685/golfer (fall), $525/golfer (winter). Subject to change — confirm the current rate before booking.
Group Golf Leaders
Organizes larger group trips end to end — lodging, tee times, and local restaurant recommendations.
- Good for
- Foursomes up to 64 players
- Pricing
- Custom group quote — request pricing directly.
Where to stay on a Hilton Head golf trip
No package needed: rent a villa or house near the courses and book your own tee times. A foursome splitting a rental often pays less than four hotel rooms. Bringing a bigger group? See rentals for large groups.
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Hilton Head Tee Time Deals
One round doesn’t need a package to cost less. Three things lower the price of a Hilton Head tee time: playing late in the day, playing in summer or winter, and booking through the resort you’re staying at.
Twilight and afternoon rates
An afternoon tee time costs well under a morning one. At The Heritage Golf Collection’s four clubs, a summer afternoon round runs about $93 to $135, against $150 to $170 in the morning. At Palmetto Dunes, kids 10 and under play free after 4 p.m. with a paying adult.
Summer and winter rates
Rates follow the season. Heritage afternoons run about $67 to $95 in winter and $93 to $135 in summer, while fall mornings reach $175 to $195. Prices move with demand, so check the exact tee time you want.
Resort-guest rates
Staying at a resort? Book golf through it. Sea Pines package guests can reserve beyond the public 90-day window, and golfers 17 and under play for half price; see Sea Pines golf packages. Palmetto Dunes keeps its best rates for online booking and discounts tee times for active and retired military; see Palmetto Dunes golf packages.
Book a Heritage Golf Collection tee time
These are the four Heritage clubs’ six courses, the ones with the afternoon and seasonal rates above. For the lowest price, look at afternoon start times and summer or winter dates.
18 holes · Par 72 · 6,507 yds · Slope 135
One of the island’s original courses, open since the early 1960s — tight, tree-lined holes that reward accuracy over power.
Designer: George Cobb
Course details & par, yardage →18 holes · Par 72 · 6,614 yds · Slope 125
Built on the site of a former Civil War fortification.
Designer: George Cobb / Pete Dye
Course details & par, yardage →
18 holes · Par 72 · 6,918 yds · Slope 147
One of Palmetto Hall’s two courses, at an antebellum-style clubhouse just northwest of the airport.
Designer: Arthur Hills
Course details & par, yardage →
18 holes · Par 72 · 7,079 yds · Slope 149
Bold, computer-shaped fairways and greens at Palmetto Hall’s second course, sharing a clubhouse with the Arthur Hills course above.
Designer: Robert Cupp
Course details & par, yardage →
27 (3 nine-hole courses: Clipper, Galleon, Brigantine) · Par 72 · 6,878 yds · Slope 140
Three nines combine into an 18-hole round in any of three pairings — book by which pairing is playing that day, not a single fixed course.
Designer: George Cobb / Willard Byrd
Course details & par, yardage →
18 holes · Par 72 · 7,006 yds · Slope 131
Opened 1982 and ranked among the top new courses in America that year; 190 acres of Lowcountry terrain.
Designer: Rees Jones
Course details & par, yardage →Hilton Head Golf Deals, Specials & Discount Golf
A bundled package isn’t the only way to save. If you just want one discounted round rather than a whole stay-and-play deal, here’s what actually moves the price — ranked from the biggest lever to the easiest quick win.
Play a Bluffton course instead
Daily-fee Bluffton courses like Old South Golf Links, Crescent Pointe Golf Club, and Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club price well below the on-island resort courses — usually the single biggest lever on this list.
Go in the off-season
Winter, once fall overseeding settles in, is the deepest discount window on the calendar; hot, humid mid-summer is a second option. Spring and fall bring the best playing conditions — and the highest rates.
Check a booking platform’s hot deals
GolfNow’s Hilton Head hot deals page lists last-minute discounted tee times across island and Bluffton courses.
Play twilight or afternoon
Booking after around 12–1 p.m., or specifically the twilight window (roughly 1–3 p.m.), runs meaningfully cheaper than a morning tee time at most courses on the island.
Go on a weekday
Monday through Wednesday rates sit below weekend pricing at most clubs, on-island and in Bluffton alike.
Ask about multi-round pricing
Management groups like The Heritage Golf Collection publish their own current green fees, and it’s worth asking any pro shop about a multi-round or replay discount if you’re playing more than once on the same trip.
Skip the strategy — for cheap golf, just play the cheapest round outright. Dolphin Head Golf Club is the most consistently affordable tee time on the island, no timing or hunting required.
About Hilton Head golf packages
A Hilton Head Island golf package almost always means one thing: a resort or club bundling a room (or just tee times) with discounted golf across its own South Carolina courses. Three operators actually sell golf packages in Hilton Head, SC — Sea Pines, Palmetto Dunes, and The Heritage Golf Collection. The two resorts each have their own page with every package in detail; the Heritage Golf Collection’s packages are listed in full above. If you’re comparing golf vacation deals more broadly before narrowing to Hilton Head Island golf packages specifically, this page covers what’s actually for sale here today, not a generic explainer.
Browse every course first — see the full Hilton Head golf courses directory — then use the Book Now links above to check current pricing and availability directly with each operator.
Hilton Head golf vacation deals and golf trip packages: when they’re cheapest
Summer is the softest season for Hilton Head golf demand — heat and afternoon storms thin out the tee sheet — so operators often price packages most aggressively then, as the Heritage Golf Collection’s own seasonal rates above show. Winter, once fall overseeding settles in, is a close second: fewer visitors, mild enough weather to play, and rates that reflect the quieter calendar. Spring and fall bring the best playing conditions and the heaviest demand, so package pricing tends to run highest and availability tightest around those two stretches — book well ahead if a particular week is non-negotiable.
Booking direct vs. a packaged deal
A bundled package is worth comparing against booking the room and the tee times separately — sometimes the bundle wins, sometimes a resort’s current room rate (or a vacation rental through one of the places to stay in the area) plus its posted twilight or advance-booking green fee comes out ahead. Either way, book tee times as early as the operator allows once travel dates are set; Harbour Town and the Palmetto Dunes courses fill their prime morning slots first, especially in spring and fall.
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