Harbour Town Golf Links Sea Pines Plantation Hilton Head Island, South Carolina Home to the MCI Heritage Classic Architect: Pete Dye & Jack Nicklaus Tees 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT ===================================================== Heritage 414 505 411 198 535 419 180 462 337 3461 White 328 481 342 160 515 379 140 422 310 3077 Red 300 420 297 131 432 304 94 353 275 2606 Par 4 5 4 3 5 4 3 4 4 36 Tees 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN TOT =========================================================== Heritage 436 438 413 378 165 575 376 176 478 3451 6912 White 352 392 383 335 138 507 316 161 458 3042 6119 Red 326 314 290 302 97 417 240 97 330 2413 5019 Par 4 4 4 4 3 5 4 3 4 35 71 After doing Firestone, Harbour Town was an about face for me. The course was done in 1969 by Pete Dye with consultation from Jack Nicklaus. Harbour Town was the first of what are now called "target golf" courses, courses which define the method of play, from drive to approach. The fairways are narrow and the greens are tiny, so small in fact that the largest one is only thirty-eight yards deep. The design was based on the theory that long is not necessary better. Firestone is the exact opposite, with a difference of 360 yards and larger greens. Dye cut his teeth on this course with his railroad tie bunkers and his theory on strategy rather than strength, preparing himself for such adventures as the TPC at Sawgrass and Oak Tree in Edmond, Oklahoma. This is a course where the top players rise to the top, such as Tom Watson, Nick Faldo, Greg Norman and Payne Stewart. The JNU design was done by myself, using the books "Golf Courses of the PGA Tour" , "The Golf Courses of Jack Nicklaus", "The World Atlas of Golf" a shotbook and scorecard from the course itself and viewing the most recent Heritage Open. I would also like to thank Scott Chesney for his lighthouse in the background from his version of Harbour Town. Thanks once again for having enough interest to download this one. Other courses I've also been involved with designing: The TPC at Southwind (Federal Express Open) Firestone C.C. (World Series of Golf-south course) The TPC at Avenel (Kemper Open) Forest Oaks C.C. (K-Mart Greater Greensboro Open) TPC at Scottsdale (Greater Phoenix Open) Kingsmill G.C. Dale Somerfelt Parma, Ohio September 3, 1992