Plantation, a flagship course at Sea Island, whispers tales of legends who have navigated its demanding layout in pursuit of championships. Built upon the coastal plains of Georgia, the course, while not a true links, carries a similar strategic emphasis. Broad fairways tempt the long hitter, but subtly placed bunkers and deceptive green complexes severely punish the errant shot. The terrain favors a controlled ball flight, where wind management is critical for success. Plantation possesses an understated danger and is no pushover. Originally designed by Walter Travis during the Golden Age of golf architecture, Plantation underwent a significant renovation by Rees Jones in 1998, and later by Davis Love III’s design firm. Plantation stands as a constant test to championship play. The RSM Classic, a prominent PGA Tour event, calls Plantation home, showcasing the talents of the world’s best golfers annually. While not consistently lauded as a Top 100 course nationally, Plantation consistently earns respect among touring professionals for its challenging design and pristine conditions. Its demanding finish and exceptional year-round conditioning make it a favorite venue on tour. The club, known for its southern hospitality, boasts a membership that appreciates a challenging round followed by refined, relaxed socializing. Whispers often circulate about the Plantation's famous fried chicken, a culinary staple enjoyed after a long day on the links. A testament to relaxed southern charm.