Stay-and-play is the standard way groups do a Hilton Head golf trip — one booking, a better rate, and tee times locked before you arrive. Size yours below, then we can price it to the dollar.
Rough math using average green fees across the 12 courses, typical lodging rates, and seasonal multipliers. Real numbers vary; the itinerary service prices to the dollar.
$6,030 – $6,990
Group total · all-in
$5,035 – $5,995
Group total · all-in
≈ $1,259 per golfer · saves $995 vs. retail
Rough estimate. Includes tee fees, carts, lodging, and 1–2 nights of dining at $65–$125 per golfer. Excludes flights, transfers, and tip.
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At its core: lodging (a villa for a foursome, or resort rooms) plus a set number of pre-booked rounds, usually with cart and sometimes range balls. Bundled rates beat walk-up green fees because resorts and booking partners package the inventory. Flights, transfers, and dining are on top — the estimator adds a dining range so the number is realistic.
Peak spring (March–May) and fall are prime; Heritage week (April 12–18, 2027) is the most expensive and books a year out. Shoulder windows (January–February, August, November) cut the multiplier meaningfully. A typical foursome, 4 nights, 3 rounds in a villa lands in the low-to-mid four figures per golfer in peak season — the estimator shows your exact range.
It's a bundled trip: lodging (villa or resort room) plus a set number of pre-arranged tee times, usually with carts. Because the lodging and golf are booked together, the per-round rate is lower than booking each tee time at the walk-up green fee. It's how most golf groups visit Hilton Head.
It depends on group size, nights, rounds, lodging tier, and season. A foursome doing 4 nights and 3 rounds in a villa typically lands in the low-to-mid four figures per golfer in peak season, and less in shoulder months. Use the estimator above for your exact range — it factors green fees across all 12 courses, lodging rates, carts, and a dining estimate.
Usually, yes — bundled tee-time rates run below walk-up green fees, and that gap widens with more rounds and golfers. The estimator shows both a 'retail' (separate booking) total and a 'package' total side by side so you can see the difference for your specific trip.
Shoulder season — January–February, August, and November — carries the lowest multiplier on both golf and lodging. Peak spring and fall cost more; RBC Heritage week in April is the most expensive window of the year and sells out far in advance.
Yes. The estimator gives you the rough number; our itinerary service prices it to the dollar, negotiates the lodging and tee times, and hands you a finished plan — a flat $450 build fee, with the planning guidance free either way. Hit 'Have us book it' on the estimator to start.
Three minutes of questions. One business day until we come back with a quote. No sales pitch. The trip gets built for you, not for whatever the algorithm happens to be boosting this week.
