WELCOME TO
The Swing Shift
Inviting fairways. Magnificent views. Waterfront play. Three iconic courses in the Palmetto Bluff Golf Club.
Crafted by Legends, Rooted in the Bluff
Indulge in a golfing lifestyle like no other in the Lowcountry. Membership in the Palmetto Bluff Golf Club grants access to the May River Golf Course, a Jack Nicklaus masterpiece, and Crossroads, a groundbreaking nine-hole design by King-Collins. And now, Anson Point by Coore & Crenshaw completes Palmetto Bluff’s trifecta of golf excellence.
MAY RIVER GOLF COURSE
A Jack Nicklaus Masterpiece
The May River Golf Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus and opened in 2005, offers 18 holes that are sure to challenge players of every skill level. Spanning across the May River Forest neighborhood and surrounded by ancient oak trees, this 7,171-yard masterpiece is renowned for its eco-friendly Paspalum turf and imported bunker sand. Its natural beauty is exemplified by several holes along the sun-dappled river, earning it a place among the best courses in South Carolina by GolfPass readers in the Golfer's Choice Awards.
In partnership with the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, the May River Golf Course has been certified by Audubon International as a Cooperative Sanctuary for wildlife and habitat management, environmental planning, outreach, and education.In addition, the course follows the Conservancy’s guidance to protect the natural habitats of wildlife on and near the course.
Crossroads
Redefining the Bluff’s Golf Experience
Palmetto Bluff's Crossroads is an innovative new nine-hole golf course that provides players with limitless shot-making possibilities and encourages them to explore its captivating terrain. This course, designed by the highly acclaimed golf architecture firm King-Collins, is unique and departs from traditional layouts. It is reversible, and golfers can crisscross over themselves to enjoy an exciting and dynamic experience every time they play.
This course was designed for match play, and both routings - named The Hammer and The Press - offer dramatic finishes that ensure a thrilling end to every round. Crossroads has a meandering layout that encourages players to create their own style of play. Members can go off the beaten path and explore the hidden cross-country holes tucked away within the format.
Noted for its fun and flexibility, Crossroads provides a unique golfing experience for the Lowcountry, featuring stunning dune ridges that reach up to 40 feet in height and elevation changes of +/- 10 feet throughout the course.
ANSON POINT
A Course Discovered, Not Built
Anson Point is Palmetto Bluff’s newest 18-hole golf course, designed by legendary architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. More than a course, it is a pure, immersive experience—one that honors both the game and the land.
Set within the storied Anson area—named for Admiral George Anson, 1st Baron Anson, a famed British naval officer and explorer—the course carries forward a spirit of discovery and timeless connection to place. Spanning more than 500 acres of preserved Lowcountry landscape, Anson Point unfolds across natural contours, grand live oaks, coastal marsh grasses, and a design that evolves with every round.
Intentionally designed without residential components, Anson Point protects wildlife corridors and native ecosystems. The Palmetto Bluff Conservancy will continue to steward the surrounding land, underscoring the Bluff’s unwavering commitment to conservation.
From its historic name to its land-first approach, Anson Point is a course that feels discovered rather than built—an invitation to play where every hole belongs to the landscape, and every round reveals something new.
