Thomas & Hutton provided civil site design for the first new golf course in almost two decades for the sprawling South Carolina Lowcountry community of Palmetto Bluff. Crossroads, a 54-acre course, is 9 holes of fun and flexibility designed for match play and has two separate routings – The Hammer and The Press. The idea is so that golfers can play the course in reverse and explore every corner it has to offer.
“With the ability to play the golf course clockwise and counterclockwise, the golf staff at Palmetto Bluff will have wide latitude in setting the course up from day to day, ensuring that it will never tire upon repeat play,” said Rob Collins, who is part of the design team for Crossroads.
Palmetto Bluff is the largest remaining entitled waterfront property on the East Coast, with 32 miles of coastline. Crossroads, which is part of a larger collection of planned amenities, is accessible by electric boat and kayak for those in the community who can access the expanded inland waterway.
“With the ability to play the golf course clockwise and counterclockwise, the golf staff at Palmetto Bluff will have wide latitude in setting the course up from day to day, ensuring that it will never tire upon repeat play,” said Rob Collins, who is part of the design team for Crossroads.
Palmetto Bluff is the largest remaining entitled waterfront property on the East Coast, with 32 miles of coastline. Crossroads, which is part of a larger collection of planned amenities, is accessible by electric boat and kayak for those in the community who can access the expanded inland waterway.
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