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Category: Attraction
Port Royal Golf Club - Barony
Phone: (843) 681-1700
City: Hilton Head Island
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Port Royal Golf Club - Barony
Designed by George W. Cobb and built in 1963, generous fairways and a risk reward approach to the greens are two features of this be challenging course. The back nine is known for its scenic beauty and wonderful layout. As with any golf course, the scorecard has become a signature of the course as well as a trophy of a great game played.
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