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Robbers Row Golf Course, Port Royal Hilton Head

Port Royal Golf and Racquet Club Overview

Robber's Row Golf Course is one of two courses at Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club on Hilton Head Island's north end, alongside Barony Golf Course — originally built in 1967 by George Cobb and Willard Byrd, then redesigned by Pete Dye in 1994. For the island's other courses, see the full Hilton Head golf courses directory.

6,657
Yards
73.3
Rating
134
Slope
72
Par
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  • Location: 10 Clubhouse Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
  • Designer: George Cobb & Willard Byrd (1967); redesigned by Pete Dye (1994)

About Port Royal Robber's Row Golf Course

Pete Dye's 1994 redesign of the original 1967 George Cobb/Willard Byrd layout reworked 43 bunkers on the front nine and shortened parts of the back nine. Robber's Row plays 6,657 yards from the Gold tees at a par of 72, highlighted by a challenging quartet of par-3 holes and well-protected greens that reward accurate approach play. The course sits on ground with real Civil War history, and historical markers at several tee boxes note the site's past. Together with Barony, it makes up Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club's golf offering inside Port Royal Plantation.

The Port Royal Robbers Row Course Scorecard: Par, Yardage & Course Ratings

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Port Royal Robbers Row Course, Hilton Head scorecard showing par and yardage by hole for the Gold, Blue, and White tees
TeeParYardageSlopeRating
Gold726,65713473.3
Blue726,31112971.6
White726,00111670.3

Hole-by-Hole Yardages

Hole 1

Par 4
Gold
322
Blue
300
White
278

Robber's Row Golf Course Access

Robber's Row — also searched as Port Royal Robbers Row, or simply Robbers Row — is part of Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club, on the north end of Hilton Head Island, and takes public tee-time bookings through Heritage Golf Group's own booking page. See also Barony Golf Course, the club's other course.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Robber's Row part of Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club?

Yes — Robber's Row Golf Course is one of two courses at Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club, alongside Barony Golf Course, and both take public tee times.

Who designed Robber's Row at Port Royal?

George Cobb and Willard Byrd built the original course in 1967; Pete Dye redesigned it in 1994, reworking 43 bunkers on the front nine and shortening the back.

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