Private · par 72 · Seabrook Island
Crooked Oaks
Seabrook Island Club members and guests. A renter can play only when staying in a Club-associated property, with the Club’s digital amenity pass.
Photo: chucka_nc, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (resized)
Crooked Oaks
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Seabrook Island Club · Seabrook Island
Robert Trent Jones Sr.; opened 1981 Source
Who can play: Seabrook Island Club members and guests. A renter can play only when staying in a Club-associated property, with the Club’s digital amenity pass. Source
How far ahead: Guests book up to 3 days ahead and play from noon; morning tee times are for members. Source
Members only — no public tee times
Book through the Golf Pro Shop, (843) 768-2529, open daily 7 am–6 pm. Source
3772 Seabrook Island Road, Seabrook Island, SC 29455 Source
Scorecard, practice, food, prices and notes
| Tee | Yards | Men (rating / slope) | Women |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawk | 6,706 | 74.1 / 143 | — |
| Mallard | 6,367 | 72.4 / 141 | — |
| Osprey | 5,980 | 70.5 / 135 | 76.6 / 145 |
| Egret | 5,622 | 68.6 / 131 | 74.4 / 140 |
| Finch | 5,092 | 65.5 / 124 | 71.4 / 128 |
| Heron | 4,599 | 63.6 / 121 | 68.3 / 125 |
Par 72. Yards from the course’s scorecard; ratings from the USGA.
- Practice
- A driving range; guests can use it after 1 pm. Source
- Food
- Bohicket Lounge in the Island House looks over both courses; a Club amenity pass is required for all Club dining. Source
- Dress
- Appropriate golf attire, shirts tucked. Source
- Prices, as read on October 13, 2026
- Guest rates with the amenity pass: $245 for 18 holes and $175 for 9 from March 16 to November 30; $185 and $130 from December 1 to March 15. Cart $35 (18) or $24 (9). Range $35. Rental clubs $85 (18) or $50 (9). Source
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Hole by hole
Par for each hole. Front nine, then back nine; par 3s in blue, par 5s in amber.
Hole pars: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0) via OpenGolfAPI — https://opengolfapi.org
The week at Crooked Oaks
Crooked Oaks posts no standing weekly days on its own pages.
An alligator crossing a Kiawah fairway
Cliff N (public domain), via Wikimedia Commons
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