Haig Point Club and Community Association

Osprey II, known as the Haig Course, is part of the Haig Point Club and Community Association on Daufuskie Island, South Carolina—not Hilton Head Island itself, but rather its smaller, less developed neighbor accessible only by boat. This relative isolation gives the course a distinct character compared to the more resort-oriented layouts on Hilton Head. The community occupies the northern end of Daufuskie Island and maintains a private, residential atmosphere shaped by the island's maritime forest setting and Lowcountry landscape. The course plays through natural terrain characteristic of the South Carolina sea islands, with routing that works among live oaks, palmettos, and coastal vegetation. The design incorporates the island's modest elevation changes and natural water features, creating a layout that feels integrated into its surroundings rather than imposed upon them. Holes move through wooded corridors and open to marsh views, reflecting the transitional zones between upland forest and tidal wetlands common to this part of the coast. Haig Point's membership is largely residential, drawn from property owners within the community. The club emphasizes a relaxed, island lifestyle consistent with Daufuskie's quiet character and limited development. Access by private ferry reinforces the sense of seclusion and contributes to a pace and atmosphere distinct from the more accessible courses in the broader Hilton Head area. The golf experience here is shaped as much by the island setting and community culture as by the course design itself.