Yeamans Hall Club, situated in Hanahan, South Carolina, near Charleston, is a historic golf course crafted by Seth Raynor and unveiled in 1925. The design incorporates several of Raynor’s iconic template holes, such as the Road Hole, Biarritz, Redan, and Prize Dogleg. In the 1980s, Raynor’s original blueprints were discovered in the clubhouse attic. Using these plans, architect Tom Doak and his former associate Jim Urbina meticulously restored the course, reviving its distinctive Raynor features.