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PGA Tour: Harbour Town Golf Links Aerial View

March 26th, 2008 at 9:35 pm • Related • Filed Under

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Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina was designed by Pete Dye with the help of Jack Nicklaus.

Harbour Town Golf Links established the permanent site of the rechartering of the oldest golf club in South Carolina and possibly the United States - the South Carolina Golf Club. Notably, 1986 marked the 200th anniversary of golf’s origin for South Carolinians, as the club was formed in 1786 by Scottish merchants.

Verizon Heritage Information on the PGA Tour Site

Harbour Town Golf Links Site

Click on the pictures for Aerial Photos and Bird’s Eye View photos from Virtual Earth (Aerial is horrible right there over the course)