Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: the Golf Capital of the World.
It all starts right here, every day at about 7am, on the pristine golf courses of Myrtle Beach. From Average Joe to Aspiring Pro, we've got courses to make the perfect golf trip for any group.
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is the #1 golf vacation destination in the world because we deliver an endless variety of golf experiences, for the best prices possible.
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The roar is being restored on the greens at Ocean Ridge Plantation’s original Big Cat. Lion’s Paw Golf Links is installing new Mini-Verde greens this summer.
The first of Ocean Ridge’s four layouts, Lion’s Paw began making the conversion the second week of July and is scheduled to reopen on August 30. The greens have already been conditioned and sprigged and the process is off to a fast start.
Leopard's Chase is one of Myrtle Beach's newest courses, and it has wasted little time staking its place among the area's most acclaimed layouts.
Continue reading Leopard's Chase: 3 Best Holes.
Leopard's Chase Golf Club was the fourth Big Cat to join the pride at Ocean Ridge Plantation, but it's first in the hearts and minds of many Grand Strand golfers.
Continue reading Leopard's Chase Golf Club: 5 Things You Need to Know.
Gene Hamm designed Beachwood Golf Club in 1968 with the traveling golfer in mind, delivering a layout that was long on playability and devoid of trickery. Forty-three years later, one of the Grand Strand's pioneering courses continues to deliver on its original promise.
Continue reading Beachwood Golf Club: Fun, Affordable, Convenient.
Beachwood Golf Club is one of the founding fathers of North Strand golf. Opened in 1968, it was North Myrtle Beach's second layout and helped pave the way for an area that now boasts more than 36 courses.
Continue reading Beachwood Golf Club: 5 Things You Need to Know.
Beachwood Golf Club is one of the Grand Strand's Golden Oldies. The Gene Hamm design opened its fairways in 1968 and helped pave the way for golf on the North Strand.
Continue reading Beachwood Golf Club - 3 Best Holes.
Black Bear Golf Club has a memorable name and a layout that has been pleasing North Strand players for years. There is nary a house to be found on the course, which features 23 finger lakes and ponds, and it provides a peaceful round of golf.
Continue reading Black Bear Golf Club - The 3 Best Holes.
Black Bear Golf Club is one of four Tom Jackson designs along the Grand Strand, and, located on Route 9, it's an ideal layout to play on the way in or out of the area. The course opened in 1989 and is full of character (though a small part of it blew away with the top of the facility's famous covered bridge in a hurricane!), but here is what you need to know before heading to a staple of the North Strand golf scene.
Continue reading Black Bear Golf Club - 5 Things You Need to Know.
The top North Myrtle Beach golf courses enjoy a prime location and some of the area's best layouts.
Continue reading North Myrtle Beach Golf Courses Offer Quality and Value.
Little River golf courses, though part of a small town in the Myrtle Beach area, are a big part of the Grand Strand golf scene.
Continue reading Little River Golf Courses Deliver Big Fun.
The Grand Strand's emergence as the nation's premier golf destination has included numerous courses that have opened to national acclaim, but the birth of Pearl Golf Links was a seminal moment on par with nearly any opening, though its significance sometimes goes unrecognized.
Continue reading Pearl Golf Links: West Course is a Gem.
The West Course at Pearl Golf Links features wide fairways, bentgrass greens and four holes that play along the Calabash River, adding beauty and risk for players. The layout opened in 1987 and earned 4.5 stars in Golf Digest's prestigous best places to play guide. Enjoy a look at the Pearl's West Course.
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Pearl Golf Links - West Course.
Pearl Golf Links helped lay the foundation for the North Strand's explosive growth during the height of the Myrtle Beach golf boom. Dan Maples designed a pair of scenic layouts along the banks of the Calabash River and a host of multi-course facilities followed suit in Brunswick County, N.C.
Continue reading Pearl Golf Links: 5 Things You Need to Know About the West Course.
The West Course at Pearl Golf Links, completed in 1989, has a links-style feel complemented by a series of holes that play along the Calabash River.
Continue reading 3 Best Holes at Pearl Golf Links - West Course.
Glen Dornoch is one of the most challenging and scenic courses on the Myrtle Beach golf market, wowing players with views of the Intracoastal Waterway while forcing them to think their way around the course.
Continue reading 5 Things You Need To Know About Glen Dornoch.
Glen Dornoch has provided some of Myrtle Beach golf's best visuals since it opened in 1996. Five holes play along the Intracoastal Waterway and designer Clyde Johnston maximized the available land, creating a layout that is near the top of many play lists.
Continue reading 3 Best Holes At Glen Dornoch.
Walking out of the double doors onto the Tiger's Eye clubhouse deck, a panoramic shot of the course comes into focus. The view of the 9th and 18th greens, the 10th fairway and a large lake offer a stunning peak at the Tim Cate design.
Continue reading Course Review: Tiger's Eye Continues to Roar.
Tiger's Eye is one of the Grand Strand's best and most memorable courses. Elevation changes, coquina boulders and the work of Tim Cate conspired to create a layout that many consider to be among the best Myrtle Beach golf courses.
Continue reading 3 Favorite Holes: Tiger's Eye.
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Tiger's Eye.
The first four holes at Rivers Edge are very good, but as golfers make the climb to the fifth tee box, the beauty of one the Myrtle Beach area's most stunning golf courses is fully revealed.
Continue reading Rivers Edge Thrives With New Greens.
On most every person's list of the most scenic Myrtle Beach area golf courses, Rivers Edge is at or near the top. The Arnold Palmer design has seven holes that play along a marsh filled by the waters of the Shallotte River, a beautiful setting.
Continue reading 3 Favorite Holes: Rivers Edge.
Rivers Edge is, without question, one of the Myrtle Beach golf scene's prettiest courses. The Arnold Palmer design has seven holes that play along the Shallotte River and its surrounding marsh, including the final four. With new Pas Palum greens, the course is as good as its ever been. Get a look at Rivers Edge.
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Rivers Edge.
Continue reading Video: What Do Players Think of Rivers Edge's New Greens?.
Continue reading Shaftesbury Glen Named Course of the Year.
Continue reading Fazio Course at Barefoot Reopens.
Continue reading Parson's Table Delivers Heavenly Taste, Atmosphere.
Continue reading Love Course at Barefoot Reopens; Fazio to Reopen on July 1.
Continue reading 3 Favorite Holes: Possum Trot.
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Possum Trot.
Continue reading Course Review: Fazio ranks among Myrtle Beach's best.
Continue reading Players Speak: Fazio Course Meets Expectations.
Continue reading Photo Gallery: Fazio Course at Barefoot Resort & Golf.
Continue reading 3 Favorite Holes - Fazio Course.
Continue reading Course Review: Long Bay Challenges, Treats Golfers.
Continue reading Long Bay Club Photo Gallery.
Continue reading 3 Favorite Holes - Long Bay Club.
Continue reading Toronto Residents Enjoy Direct Air Service, Myrtle Beach Golf.
Continue reading Crow Creek, a Hidden Gem Worth Discovering.
Continue reading Myrtle Beach Golf Notebook: Eagle Nest Soars Again.
Continue reading Myrtle Beach Golf Notebook: River Oaks Rebounds.
