Split a villa among a foursome, cook breakfast, and walk to three courses without starting the car.
$180–$400/night
Book direct via the property website
Palmetto Dunes runs more than 500 rental villas and condos inside its gated oceanfront community on Hilton Head, ranging from one-bedroom condos to multi-bedroom villas. Three- to seven-night minimums are typical, particularly during peak periods. The community itself is the amenity: three golf courses, an 11-mile lagoon system for kayaking and fishing, tennis, an oceanfront pool, and bike rentals all sit within the gates.
For golf groups, the practical advantage is significant. A three-bedroom villa split four ways brings the per-person nightly cost to $45 to $100, well below the per-room rate at the island's hotels. Full kitchens let groups handle breakfasts and some dinners in-house, compressing the dining budget. The extra space and shared living areas give you a gathering point that hotel rooms cannot replicate. Integrating lodging with the golf inside a single community eliminates the daily cycle of driving to courses, parking, and clearing plantation gates. For groups staying three nights or longer and playing primarily the Palmetto Dunes courses, including the Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio, and Arthur Hills layouts, the villa model produces the most efficient and often the most economical trip structure on Hilton Head.
$180 to $400 nightly depending on unit size, location, and season. Book direct through Palmetto Dunes or check rates via the link on this page.
Golf at Hilton Head, South Carolina

Hilton Head, South Carolina
A complete reconstruction of Hilton Head's first golf course, with water on nearly every hole and Spanish moss overhead.

Hilton Head, South Carolina
The only Arnold Palmer design in the area, with six sets of tees and green fees that start at $34.

Hilton Head, South Carolina
The lighthouse, the tournament, and a Pete Dye design that has not stopped being relevant for more than fifty years.

Hilton Head, South Carolina
Pete Dye returned to Sea Pines nearly four decades after Harbour Town and built a course that plays like a conversation between two eras.