Sea Pines Country Club Recognized as One of ‘America’s Healthiest Clubs’

(HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.) – Sea Pines Country Club, Hilton Head Island’s premier private club offering a luxury, Lowcountry lifestyle, has been recognized as one of “America’s Healthiest Clubs” for the third consecutive year.

The rigorous evaluation by Prevo Health Solutions is based on a comprehensive “Health Report” evaluation of seven club categories: strategy, membership, fitness, food and beverage, golf, tennis and human resources. Each year, it assesses eligible clubs through surveys, research, interviews and on-site evaluations.

America’s Healthiest Clubs is the club industry’s only wellness rating system, providing a third-party validation and recognition for a healthy environment. Sea Pines Country Club scored over 90% in five of the seven categories, placing it among a small percentage of private facilities in the U.S.

“Health and wellness are cornerstones of Sea Pines Country Club, whether it be mental, physical or social,” says General Manager and Chief Operating Officer Robbie Ames. “We’re honored to be recognized for a third-straight year as one of America’s Healthiest Clubs and to continue providing our members with the best environment for enhancing their lives.”

Sea Pines Country Club opened a stunning $3 million fitness center in 2019, expanding the previous footprint from 2,500 to 7,300 square feet. The state-of-the-art facility features the latest cardio and strength training equipment, as well as a grab-and-go café, infrared sauna and easy access to the club’s 24-meter outdoor and updated indoor saline pools.

A new second floor with a balcony overlooking the tennis courts and golf practice range features a multi-purpose room for group classes and gatherings. The club’s fitness lineup, led by Director of Fitness and Wellness Wendy Kelly, includes yoga, Pilates, spin, full-body strength training, TRX and water aerobics. Physical and massage therapy round out the offerings.

Members enjoy a myriad of healthy dining options and venues serving a variety of fresh and nutritious menu items. Executive Chef Brian Coseo sources meats, seafood and dairy from local providers, and also incorporates fresh vegetables from the on-site vegetable garden located just beyond the pool deck. 

“The facilities and programming Sea Pines Country Club has developed to promote health and overall well-being are a major driver of member growth and retention,” says Rick Ladendorf, founder and president of America’s Healthiest Clubs. “Private clubs are in the lifestyle design business and are leaders in offering their members a path to longevity and happiness.”

To learn more about Sea Pines Country Club, visit www.seapinescountryclub.com. For membership information, contact Nic Booth at (843) 671-2335 or nbooth@seapinescountryclub.com.