Willard Byrd Course

Opened in the fall of 1990, each hole of the Willard Byrd Course is memorable for both beauty and exacting play. Built around several man-made lakes, each ranging from 14-20 acres, every hole of this par-72 signature course requires a distinctly different approach. Strategically placed tee shots are essential for successful play on Byrd's undulating bent grass greens. A picturesque and scenic 18th hole between two beautiful ponds finishes the course at the Jones-Byrd Clubhouse. For golfers at all levels of play, The Byrd offers a fun-filled round of golf.

Course Rating: 72.1 Slope Rating: 128

The Dan Maples Course

...at Sea Trail may be one of his very best ever. Twisted ancient oaks, tall Carolina pines and tif dwarf greens define each hole on the beautiful par-72 course. Five holes wind along the scenic Calabash Creek, home to nesting pairs of osprey. A medium-length, accuracy demanding course, the Maples is unique in its use of waste bunkers; one extends the length of No.15 for 400 yards, making it a challenge for even the experienced golfer.

Course Rating: 72.4 Slope Rating: 129

The Rees Jones Course

Opened in the spring of 1990 and has since earned high praise from visitors and has since earned high praise from visitors and locals alike. Players of all skill levels will enjoy an extraordinary golf experience on the straightforward course with elevated bentgrass greens and a traditional feel. Wide fairways and large mounds are surrounded by water, with water coming into play on 11 holes of the par-72 championship course. In addition to water hazards, the many pot bunkers and large expanse waste bunkers make for a delightfully challenging game of golf.

Course Rating: 72.4 Slope Rating: 132