Myrtle Beach Golf Courses
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Exclusive specials are also available on our web site,
so please visit us online, or contact us directly.
Exclusive specials are also available on our web site,
so please visit us online, or contact us directly.
Exclusive specials are also available on our web site,
so please visit us online, or contact us directly.
Exclusive specials are also available on our web site,
so please visit us online, or contact us directly.
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Founders Club at Pawley's Island PH: 800-833-63377829 Ocean Hwy.
Pawleys Island, SC 29585
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Founders Club at Pawley's Island
The newest course on the Myrtle Beach Golf scene, Founders Club quickly carved out its niche on the South Strand.
Built on what used to be Sea Gull Golf Club, architect Thomas Walker crafted a completely new layout that has been met with applause. Walker used elevated fairways and waste bunkers that run from tee to green in order to create contrast that appeals to the eye.
The bunkers do more than serve as a method of framing the fairways and punishing golfers who hit wayward drives, however. The bunkers double as cart paths – the only pavement on the course surrounds the tees and greens – and combined with the elevated fairways, help provide Founders Club with excellent drainage. The result is carts riding the fairways 365 days per year.
From a playability standpoint, the sand doesn’t squeeze the fairways too much, and it’s not that difficult to get your ball back on course. As players get closer to the green, the waste bunkers give way to more traditional greenside traps and they are best avoided.
If you haven’t played Founders Club since its 2008 opening, it’s a welcome addition to any Myrtle Beach golf trip.





