What makes Seabrook Island a golfer’s paradise? Uncrowded playing conditions, 36 holes of championship golf, and two uniquely different courses. Both Seabrook Island courses will exceed your expectations with beautiful, undisturbed natural surroundings and challenging play. Members and guests always enjoy a level of privacy that ensures a refreshing pace of play and available replay rounds with superb service. U.S. Kids Courses are also set up and available on both Crooked Oaks and Ocean Winds.

Guests may schedule tee times up to 3 days in advance. Rental Rates begin at noon daily.

Please note that morning times are only available for Seabrook Island Club Members.

Audubon Designation
Living among wildlife is a hallmark of life at Seabrook Island. People have been protecting the wildlife since the development of the island began. In 1996, Seabrook Island’s golf courses became the first in South Carolina and 75th in the U.S. to become a certified member of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf.

Sean Hardwick, Director of Golf Maintenance at Seabrook, says membership in the organization is a big responsibility. “We do everything possible to benefit the environment,” explains Hardwick. “That includes limiting chemicals used on our golf courses. Since the natural setting is what sets Seabrook apart, we try to provide as much native habitat as we possibly can.”

SCGA Club of the Year
Seabrook Island Club was recognized by the South Carolina Golf Association as the 2019 Club of the Year.

Seabrook Island Golf

Ocean Winds Course

The Ocean Winds course, designed by Willard Byrd, is a 6,802-yard, par 72 course that takes you to the Atlantic Ocean where swirling breezes provide a challenging test of ability. A recent renovation by Rees Jones, Inc. now makes this course even more incredible.

Holes: 18 | Par: 72 | Rating: 74.1 | Slope: 144 | Yardage: 6,802

Crooked Oaks Course

The Crooked Oaks course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., is a 6,780-yard, par 72 course that winds through marsh, maritime forests and moss-hung, century-old live oaks.

Holes: 18 | Par: 72 | Rating: 72.9 | Slope: 137 | Yardage: 6,780

Instruction

Adult and junior PGA-led coaching sessions, as well as top-quality instruction that caters to individuals, business groups, and family outings, are available from the Club’s staff of PGA professionals.

PGA Professional Led Coaching & Lessons

All golf instructors on Seabrook Island Club’s professional staff are members of the PGA of America and provide top-quality instruction that caters to individuals, business groups, and family outings.

Adults
1/2 hour Guest: $65
Hour Guest: $110

Juniors
1/2 hour Guest: $45
Hour Guest: $80

The professional staff conducts sessions devoted to helping you get quality instruction prior to playing or further develop your skills. Please note that guests may book up to 3 days in advance.

Cost: $30 per session

Tuesday
Chipping and Putting: 10 – 11 AM

Wednesday
Pitching and Bunker Play: 10 – 11 AM

Thursday
Full Swing: 10 – 11 AM

Saturday
Full Swing: 10 – 11 AM

Junior sessions are available the week of Easter & June – August.

Cost: $25 per session

Monday & Friday

Ages 5-10: 10 – 11 AM
Ages 11-14: 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM

Offered Saturday, May 25th, June 15th, August 24th, and September 14 | 9 am – 3 pm

Cost: $395

Includes golf instruction, launch monitor analysis, lunch, and 9-holes on course instruction.

Offered Saturday, April 6, May 11, June 8, September 21, October 12, November 2 | 2 pm – 3 pm

Cost: $30 for Members, $40 for guests

Offered Thursday, April 11th, April 25th, May 9th, May 23rd, June 6th, July 11th, August 15th, September 12th, October 10th, October 24th, November 7 | 4 pm – 5 pm

Cost: $60 per Member couple per class, $80 per guest couple per class

The Pro Shop
The Golf Pro Shop located in the Island House offers a wide selection of golf apparel and lifestyle clothing for ladies, gentlemen, and juniors, as well as a full line of clubs, balls, shoes and accessories. The Pro Shop carries all your favorite brand names, such as Fairway & Greene, Johnnie-O, Dunning, FootJoy, JoFit, Golftini, Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour.
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Golf Groups & Outings
Seabrook Island Club offers several organized golf groups available to all Members, including the Men’s Golf Association (MGA), Seabrook Island Ladies Golf Association (SILGA), and the Sunday Mixed Golf Group.

The Club also hosts several fundraising charity events throughout the year. Events are intended to encourage camaraderie amongst Members and are a great opportunity to meet new friends and become more involved in the club. Various formats provide both team and individual competition, and a nominal entry fee is charged to each player with prizes awarded in golf shop credit. Call or email to plan your own event.
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Club Members and guests are asked to respect and adhere to the Club’s dress codes for all Club venues. Appropriate golf attire is required on the golf courses, driving range, and practice lesson areas. Men:
  • Tucked shirts with collars and sleeves
  • Tucked mock turtleneck shirts
  • Slacks and golf shorts
  • Loose-fitting athletic warm-up/wind pants
Women:
  • Golf shirts (sleeveless shirts must have a collar / mock collar)
  • Dresses
  • Skirts/skorts, slacks, and golf shorts
  • Loose-fitting athletic warm-up/wind pants
Attire that is not permitted:
  • Leggings that are not accompanied by shorts or skirts
  • T-shirts
  • Bathing suits
  • Cut-offs
  • Cargo shorts or pants
  • Denim/jeans of any color
  • Tank tops and halter tops (No bare midriffs)
  • No tennis or workout attire
  • Short shorts of any kind (athletic/tennis/running)
  • Men are not permitted to wear hats/caps in the dining areas of the Island House.
Shoes:
  • Soft spike golf shoes, golf sandals, or flat-soled tennis/golf shoes are required.
  • Hard spike golf shoes and beach flip-flops are not permitted.
If attire is not appropriate, you may purchase appropriate attire at the Pro Shop. The Pro Shop and on-course personnel (Player’s Assistance) are available to answer any questions.    
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Divot Repair
  • Do not replace divots – the grass will grow up through the soil over time
  • Use sand provided in sand bottles on each cart to fill the divot
  • Fill the divot until full, but do not overfill – overfilling can damage mower blades and negatively impact the lie of a later player’s ball
  • Use the same repair technique for divots in the rough
  • When leaving the cart to hit a shot, take a sand bottle with you – especially for shots within 75 yards
Ball Mark Repair
  • Use a ball mark repair tool or tee
  • Insert repair tool/tee around the outside edges of the ball mark
  • As you repeatedly insert tool/tee push the turf in towards the center of the ball mark – do not lift the turf up as you do so
  • Continue the process until the ball mark is “filled in”
  • Use a club or your foot to gently tap down the raised turf to smooth out the putting surface
  • Look around and repair other ball marks on the green without unduly slowing down play
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1.Enter and exit the bunker from the “low” side • Prevents sand from being pushed down the face of the bunker • Safer – steep slopes can be difficult to navigate and may cause injury 2. Smooth sand with the rake as you exit the bunker • Take the rake into the bunker before you hit your shot • Retrace your steps as you exit 3. Leave the rake outside the bunker • Point handle back towards the fairway • Place rake away from approach-to-green areas 4. Tap sand off the bottom of your shoes after you exit the bunker • Prevents tracking sand onto the green 5. If you see another unraked area in the bunker, please rake it also • Do so quickly so as not to delay play
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Plastic Conservation
  • • Reducing plastic use and waste helps reduce our carbon footprint
  • • Water bottles in each cart were reduced from four to two
  • • Water refill stations were installed at all course restrooms
  • • Use refill stations to refill and reuse your water bottle
  • • Even better, bring your own water bottle and refill it as necessary
Recycling
  • • Near the tee box of each hole are trash cans (lids have larger openings)
  • • About every third hole, there is also a recycling trash can (lids have small, round openings)
  • • Put cans AND bottles in the recycling cans – they will be separated later
  • • All other trash goes into the regular trash cans
  • • Any trash or cans/bottles left in the cart will be disposed of properly by the cart barn
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Cart Procedures:

1. Proper use of motorized golf carts is important for maintaining high-quality turf
  • • Green and white stakes are used for cart traffic control
  • • Do not drive over them or in between them
  • • Drive past them before entering the rough / fairway of the hole
2. Seabrook Island Club has instituted the 90-degree rule for cart traffic
  • • Signs are posted on several tee box areas of both courses indicating whether the 90-degree is in effect or if it is “cart path only”
  • • Par three holes are always “cart path only”
3. When the 90-degree rule is in effect: • Drive the cart on the cart path until you reach the distance of your ball on the hole
  • • Drive onto the course at a 90-degree angle until you reach your ball
  • • After hitting your shot, drive on the fairway / rough until you reach your ball and hit your next shot
  • • Once the ball is within 75 yards of the green, drive your cart, at a 90-degree angle, back to the cart path
4. Park your cart on the cart path • Make sure all four wheels are on the cart path
  • • Do not drive the cart off the cart path near tee boxes and greens
  • • Allow enough room for other carts returning to the clubhouse to pass and still stay on the cart path