Course Description

Golf legend Arnold Palmer teamed up with renowned golf course architect Ed Seay to create a slightly more forgiving version of The River Course to appeal to golfers of all abilities. The Plantation Course is more wide open, less demanding of pinpoint accuracy, but it's certainly no pushover. At 6,543 yards, there is less emphasis on well-positioned drives than accurate and consistent iron play and perfect putting on the undulating greens. Water comes into play on eight of the 18 holes, and there is no shortage of deep woods or rolling terrain. The Plantation Course is fun, challenging and meticulously maintained.

Signature Hole

The par-5 second hole borders the Plantation site the course was named for. With landmarks from Richard Kingmill's 1736 plantation woven into the landscape, a round on the Plantation Course is truly historic.