Make the most of your Myrtle Beach golf vacation and schedule a tee time at Shaftesbury Glen. The signature of famed architect A. Tillinghast is all over this special course. By the end of the day, you might leave your own mark on Shaftesbury — especially if you find yourself trapped in one of its trademark finger bunkers.
Beachwood is a North Myrtle Beach golf institution and the classic Gene Hamm design has never lost sight of what makes the facility popular amongst players on a beach golf vacation. Located less than a mile from the Atlantic Ocean, Beachwood enjoys a prime location and there is no housing anywhere on the property, meaning a peaceful round of golf awaits.
Combine that with an unwavering commitment to customer service and Beachwood delivers great value to players. A great value for golfers, Eagle Nest saves its best for last. Recently renovated, the Little River course boasts fresh MiniVerde greens for your putting pleasure. Looking to make your next Myrtle Beach golf vacation bigger and better?
Then make sure to include Grande Dunes on your list of courses to play. Open since , this relatively new addition to the area quickly garnered praise, earning Best New Course honors from Golf Magazine. Quench your thirst for a challenge with 18 holes that all feature some sort of water hazard.
He announced his arrival on the scene with Arcadian Shores, and this classic design still resonates with players today. Follow in his footsteps and let Arcadian Shores be the start of an incredible golf vacation. River Club embodies all things Lowcountry — Spanish moss, rare wildlife and, of course, exquisite golf. Borrowing inspiration from the South Carolina marshes, every hole here features water in some shape or form. In fact, the par 3 14th has an island green.
Discover what makes this risky course all reward at the end of the day. One of the most demanding par 4s in Myrtle Beach, the 16th hole at Glen Dornoch gets even the most skilled veterans longing for a stiff drink by the time they sink their putt.
Not to worry, the 17th is absolutely stunning, and the 18th leads you straight to the clubhouse deck, where you can finally get that refreshing and well-earned beverage. Tucked away in Murrells Inlet, Blackmoor features a Gary Player design that incorporates Lowcountry splendor and a bit of history. Hit a rogue shot on the 13th, and your ball might land in the old Civil War graveyard that runs parallel to it.
Be sure and haunt this long-time Myrtle Beach area favorite on your next trip. Soak up some scenic South Carolina nature at Willbrook Plantation. Fifteen of its 18 holes feature water, but most of it frames holes from a distance so as not to dampen your day. This Dan Maples design is a delight to play on any trip to Myrtle Beach.
See why Golf Digest bestowed 4. The Witch features a Dan Maples design that has cast a spell upon many a golfer visiting Myrtle Beach. Do whatever it takes to include a round at International Club on your next trip. Play Pine Lakes on your next golf vacation to experience a rich piece of history while enjoying the modern luxuries of a recent multimillion-dollar renovation.
The installation of new MiniVerde greens in ensures that your putts will really purr on this Tim Cate-designed course.
The layout runs through a nature preserve, so you may end up using your range finder to do a little bird-watching. Rivers Edge might be situated on the North Strand, but this Arnold Palmer-designed course is certainly worth the few extra miles of driving.
It lives up to its name with seven holes, including the last four, that play along the Shallotte River. Arrowhead Country Club caters to players intent on playing the most attractive and well-maintained courses. The Cypress, Lakes and Waterway nines are three perfectly groomed layouts with fresh MiniVerde greens for superior putting surfaces.
Spend time soaking up this beauty on your next trip to Myrtle Beach. Freddie designed 27 holes at Carolina National — the Egret, Heron and Ibis nines — and he has been as well received as an architect as he is player.
Every facet of this course is artfully crafted to transport you to these one-of-a-kind places, right here in Myrtle Beach. Located on the southern end of the Grand Strand, this timeless design has forgone modern trends, such as elevated greens, in order to provide golfers with creative challenges.
So take a trip down memory fairway and enjoy a good dose of nostalgia for a bygone era of course design. River Hills is a nice addition to any Myrtle Beach golf package. There are no parallel holes, creating the sense that you are alone on the course, and the layout and conditioning are always very good. The property has elevation changes that are unusual for a golf course, adding to its appeal to visit on a Myrtle Beach golf vacation. A four-star layout, according to Golf Digest, River Hills is the type of firm but fair challenge that enhances any Myrtle Beach golf trip.
The virtues of Azalea Sands are readily apparent. The course, located in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is located less than a half-mile from the Atlantic Ocean, making it easily accessible whether you are taking a golf trip or a family beach vacation did we mention kids play free at Azalea Sands?
With wide fairways and no housing anywhere throughout the property, Azalea Sands makes being player-friendly its top priority. Members love it for its playability and prime location. Catch the wind just right, and you could play the Meadows Nine with just your driver and putter. Burning Ridge first opened in , when the Myrtle Beach area was emerging as a prominent golfing destination.
Make yourself comfortable on the home course of acclaimed Myrtle Beach golf spokesman Dustin Johnson. Tournament Players Club Myrtle Beach is one of fewer than 20 5-star courses nationwide, and one of only two in South Carolina.
The par 5 18th is arguably the best closing hole of any Myrtle Beach golf course. Designer Rick Robbins crafted Crow Creek with challenges both short and long, but everyone who plays here agrees the hardest part is choosing which par 3 is their favorite. Many of us would probably like to forget the styles of the early '90s, but at least one thing born in this bizarre era has stood the test of time — the Jones Course at Sea Trail Resort.
Rees Jones designed this layout with fairways wider than your favorite pair of flared jeans. Come see why many golfers would be content to spend an entire vacation on this cornerstone course.
Designed by noted architect Ron Garl, Tradition Golf Club pays homage to the greatest parkland-style courses of the golfing world. Rolling, generous fairways and medium-sized greens with TifDwarf surfaces welcome a well-struck shot with open arms. Start a new tradition and add this diverse course to every trip to Myrtle Beach. With water features visible on 15 holes, The Fazio Course offers stunning visuals, relentless challenge and outstanding conditions — just a few of the many reasons this is one of the most coveted tee times in Myrtle Beach.
Toggle navigation. Our golf courses. The quality and variety of Myrtle Beach golf courses is unrivaled. Don't believe us? How about the game's most respected publications? More than half of our member layouts have received four stars or more in Golf Digest's prestigious "Best Places to Play" guide, and twelve have been ranked among America's greatest public courses. The Myrtle Beach area is home to over 80 award-winning golf courses.
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The most quiet and peaceful courses in the area. Scratch golfers and weekend hacks alike can find a layout that suits their skill level. The s and s may have seen the numbers of new courses decline, but some of the best designs on the Grand Strand have opened over the past two decades, including the TPC Myrtle Beach, the Grande Dunes, Barefoot Resort and Rivers Edge.
Ocean Ridge Plantation offers golf so good that it makes the minute drive up Highway 17 seem well worth the effort. Designed by Willard Byrd, Lion's Paw appeals to all skill levels with its forgiving fairways and contoured greens. One of two courses here designed by Tom Cate, Panther's Run poses a different set of challenges than those offered by the former - in lieu of long shots, this course requires accuracy and, perhaps, a little daring.
Pinehurst inspired Cate's Tiger's Eye, whose traditional design was carved out of Sunset Isle's pine and hardwood forests as well as scenic wetlands. Recommended for Public Golf Courses because : Ocean Ridge offers world-class golf in an off-the-beaten-path setting. Terry's expert tip : With five courses in one location, golfers may want to make a day of it and book morning and afternoon tee times. You won't be disappointed. An Arnold Palmer signature course, Rivers Edge sits on the banks of the Shallotte River and offers an outstanding arsenal of breathtaking views and championship-caliber holes.
Six fairways stretch across bluffs that overlook the river as it winds through the marshes. Measuring just over from the back tees, Rivers Edge will not overwhelm you with long distances, but it does make full use of the landscape. Take for example the ninth hole: The par-five forces a second shot that must clear the water in order to land on a peninsula-like sliver of fairway extending into the marsh. Bring your accuracy Terry's expert tip : Located just over the state line in Shalotte, NC, this classic course is about 30 miles north of downtown Myrtle Beach, so be sure you leave yourself plenty of travel time.
As the third of more than courses to open on the Grand Strand, Tidewater is a historic treasure. Designed by Ken Tomlinson, a native South Carolinian, Tidewater pays homage to the courses of the early 20th century — that is to say, his intent was that this course fit the landscape and natural beauty of the area. Based on the accolades Tidewater has received over the years, it's easy to guess that Tomlinson's idea was a success.
The acre tract looks out over various landscapes, including coastal bluffs, Lowcountry forests, saltwater marshes, and even the banks of the Intracoastal Waterway. Recommended for Public Golf Courses because : Tidewater offers visitors a true taste of the history of golf on the Grand Strand. Terry's expert tip : Technically a semi-private club, public tee times are highly sought after. Make sure you book this one early.
After playing a few holes at the Heritage Club, you may just find yourself wishing that you'd brought your camera instead of your driver. Constructed on tracts that once made up the True Blue and Midway Plantations, this exquisite course enjoys an overwhelming array of scenery, from giant magnolias and oaks that date back three centuries to natural lakes and wetlands. Yes, this par is as beautiful as they come, and it wastes no time letting you know how tough it can be - the second hole and the No.
Terry's expert tip : This is one of several top choices located in Pawleys Island, so you may want to play two rounds to make the trip complete. Enjoy all the modern conveniences of golf as well as two excellent courses at the Grande Dunes.
Laid out along the Intracoastal Waterway, the attractive Resort Course appeals to golfers of all skill levels. Designed by Roger Rulewich, the course measures from the back-tees, and the back nine includes a consecutive run of four of the course's toughest holes, followed by the challenging par-5 No. The semi-private Members Course allows limited public play and is a tough, classic par set against a backdrop of scenic woodlands and wetlands.
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