Nationally recognized Jack Nicklaus "signature" course and Pete Dye "links" course. Pete Dye refers to his design in the July 2006 Wall Street Journal, "Of all the golf courses I've ever designed, I like Colleton River outside Hilton Head (SC) as much as any." The two 18 hole courses are complemented by the Par 3 Bruce Borland Course unique to Hilton Head. Situated on a peninsula of 1,500 acres of lush forests and wetlands buffered by an additional 1,700 acres of nature conservancy, which, protects the community from the hustle and bustle of Hwy. 278. Breathtaking sunsets over the Colleton River from the Nicklaus Clubhouse, as well as, stunning sunrises over Port Royal Sound from the Dye Clubhouse. The membership is limited to 705 property owners, providing a low density per acre for a Lowcountry golf community. The wooded home sites feature elegant homes with widely diverse architecture blending into the beauty of the surrounding land.   Deep-water lots and a private community dock with easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean. Only 2 miles from the Hilton Head Island Bridge, providing easy beach access, and less than 45 minutes from the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. Named as the Hilton Head area's only Platinum Club of America by Club Leaders Forum in 2006, selected by Golf Digest Index as #35 of America's 50 Greatest Golf Retreats in Winter 2006/07, selected by Travel + Leisure Golf as one of America's Top 100 Golf Communities in January 2007, selected by Tennis Magazine as One of the Six Great Places to Retire in, selected by Links Magazine as One of America's 100 Premire Properties, selected by Golfweek's Best Courses as one of the Top 100 Residential Golf Courses, selected by Golf Digest Index as America's 50 Greatest Golf Retreats, selected by Travel + Leisure as America's Top 100 Golf Communitees for 2008, selected by South Carolina's Golf Ratings Panel as Two of the Top 50 Courses in South Carolina.