(Photo Credit - Palmetto Bluff website)

Years in the making, Anson Point golf course is officially open at Palmetto Bluff. Designed by the legendary architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, Anson Point meanders through more than 500 acres of preserved lands and scenic salt marsh. The scenic track is named after Admiral George Anson, honoring his legacy of exploration, naval heroism, and respect for the natural world.

What sets Anson Point apart isn’t just the caliber of its layout or the beauty of its surroundings; it’s the philosophy behind it. The course was intentionally designed without residential development, a rare albatross in luxury golf communities, and a decision that speaks volumes about Palmetto Bluff’s commitment to nature and conservation.

Unfortunately, access to Anson Point, along with all three of Palmetto Bluff’s golf courses, comes via a Palmetto Bluff Club Membership. The Club offers more than just exceptional golf; its a chance to live in a community built around genuine connection, world-class amenities, and the kind of experiences that make living in the Lowcountry unforgettable. From golf and tennis to waterfront dining, wellness facilities, and year-round social events, membership at Palmetto Bluff offers the best of living and playing to residents and members.