Wexford Golf Club occupies a distinctive corner of Hilton Head Island's private residential landscape, set within the Wexford Plantation community — one of the island's more refined enclaves, where the golf course functions as the social and scenic backbone of the neighborhood. The course winds through lowcountry marsh, tidal creeks, and stands of live oak draped in Spanish moss, giving it the quiet, unhurried character that defines this part of the South Carolina coast.
Hilton Head built its golf identity over decades, and the island's private courses tend to reward a different kind of golfer than the resort tracks — one who values consistency, course management, and a layout that reveals itself gradually rather than announcing every challenge upfront. Wexford fits that tradition, offering members a course that feels woven into its surroundings rather than imposed on them.
As a members-only club, access is limited, but for those who play it regularly, the appeal lies as much in the setting and community as in any single hole or stretch of the round.
