Plan your round at Osprey Point Golf Course

A generous fairway with lagoons on the left and trees on the right. The hole usually plays into the wind.

A wide fairway with Egret Pond down the left and bunkers in the right rough.

A par 3 over a Lowcountry salt marsh to a large, deep green. The wind can be hard to read.

Straight and tree-lined, with a large fairway bunker on the left and live oaks on the right.

The only true dogleg par 4 on the course. Favor the left side off the tee for the best angle in.

Water runs down the left side. The green is narrow and deep, with a collection area on the right.

The shortest par 4 on the course, guarded by fairway and greenside bunkers.

Play the right side of the fairway, around two large oaks. The small green is guarded by bunkers.

The longest par 4, with a tee shot over water. The large green allows a run-up approach.

Runs along Canvasback Pond. The green is elevated, with bunkers under the front right.

Water from tee to green. It has the widest green on the course.

An early dogleg right around a large fairway bunker. Three bunkers guard the green.

A short par 4 with an elevated green that falls off on all sides.

A short par 4 with a narrow fairway between bunkers and a shallow green with a pond behind it.

Sand surrounds the green and a ridge splits it into two sections. Back-left pins are blind from the tee.

Long hitters need to avoid a blind pond on the right. The narrow, deep green is affected by wind.

Water on the left and oaks on the right. The large green has a bunker in the right approach.

A long carry off the tee, then a pond that comes into play on the second shot. Bunkers guard the green.