Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club
Hilton Head, South Carolina

Port Royal Golf & Racquet Club is located on the northwestern point of Hilton Head Island on the Port Royal Plantation along with the luxurious oceanfront Westin Resort. In addition to being well known for its world-class tennis programs, it is also recognized for its unrivaled golf courses. In 1997, Port Royal was recognized as a "Silver Medal Resort" by Golf Magazine for its three spectacular 18-hole golf courses. Owned and operated by Heritage Golf Group, a leading owner and operator of golf facilities nationwide, Port Royal Golf Club is committed to unrivaled golf and uncompromising service.

Located along a pristine stretch of sandy white beach, in Port Royal Plantation, The Westin Resort, Hilton Head Island provides the utmost in southern hospitality. Named to Conde Nast Traveler’s 2002 Gold List, this rejuvenating resort features plenty of activities for all ages. Within the plantation, you will find bicycle and jogging paths, three championship golf courses, and sixteen tennis courts.

Golf Academy Pricing - Port Royal

1 on 1 Golf Makeover

4-Day Make-Over: $2800* (also available in 3, 2, or 1-Day packages)

Individual Lessons

• 30 minute - $60
• 1 hour (video included) - $100

Series Lessons

• Four - 1 hour lessons (video included) - $300
  

Group Golf Lessons

• 1 hour (2 students) .. (video included) - $150
• $25 for each additional student

Playing Lessons

• 9 holes - $200

Full Swing and Short Game Workshops
Don’t have time for a golf school but would like more instruction
than a one-hour lesson? Then our two-hour golf workshops are
just for you!

Full Swing Workshop
Hit the ball more solid, straight, and long! Learn skills to help
you become your own best teacher.

• 2 hours - $150 per person
  (limited to 4 people to maximize individual attention)

Short Game Workshop
The fastest way to improve your scores is through the short game.
Instruction covers putting, chipping, pitching, and bunker shots.

• 2 hours - $150 per person
  (limited to 4 people to maximize individual attention)
  

Common Golf Problems Addressed:

• Hooking and slicing
• Incorrect grip
• Inconsistent ball flight
• Poor putting
• Wrong club selection and execution for chipping and pitching
• Faulty bunker techniques
• Inefficient use of practice time