Myrtle Beach Golf Course Reviews
Legends Golf and Resort
Legends Golf and Resort
Reviewed by
Chris King on
Mar 3.
No. 16 at Moorland is a lot of fun to play.
"The area around the 16th green at Moorland is known as Hell’s Half-Acre and it earned its nickname. The hole is drivable from every set of tees, but there is plenty of trouble awaiting wayward shots, including pot bunkers, waste areas, grass bunkers, pampas grass and, whatever you do, don’t find the bunker located just over the green. No. 16 at Moorland is a lot of fun to play."
No. 16 at Moorland is a lot of fun to play.
"The area around the 16th green at Moorland is known as Hell’s Half-Acre and it earned its nickname. The hole is drivable from every set of tees, but there is plenty of trouble awaiting wayward shots, including pot bunkers, waste areas, grass bunkers, pampas grass and, whatever you do, don’t find the bunker located just over the green. No. 16 at Moorland is a lot of fun to play."
Legends Golf and Resort
Reviewed by
Jeff Kolodjay on
Jun 22.
It’s unbelievable.
“I think the Legends Resort, as a whole, is the best place to stay in Myrtle Beach. I’ve come down 8 or 9 times, and we will never stay anywhere else. From breakfast in the morning to three championship courses, it’s unbelievable.“
It’s unbelievable.
“I think the Legends Resort, as a whole, is the best place to stay in Myrtle Beach. I’ve come down 8 or 9 times, and we will never stay anywhere else. From breakfast in the morning to three championship courses, it’s unbelievable.“
Legends Golf and Resort
Reviewed by
Chris King on
Dec 3.
Don’t be scared by the prospect of a challenge.
“Moorland, a 4.5-star course according to Golf Digest, is a stout test of golf, but don’t be scared by the prospect of a challenge. The layout is visually appealing and, most importantly, fun to play. If you play well, you will score well. No matter, you will remember Moorland.“
Don’t be scared by the prospect of a challenge.
“Moorland, a 4.5-star course according to Golf Digest, is a stout test of golf, but don’t be scared by the prospect of a challenge. The layout is visually appealing and, most importantly, fun to play. If you play well, you will score well. No matter, you will remember Moorland.“
Legends Golf and Resort
Reviewed by
Dick McCain on
Dec 3.
Excellent.
“All the courses at the Legends are excellent. My son works there so the price is right and the time with spent golfing with him is priceless.“
Excellent.
“All the courses at the Legends are excellent. My son works there so the price is right and the time with spent golfing with him is priceless.“
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Reviewed by
Paul Doig on
Feb 6.
Tough to beat.
“It is tough to beat the Dunes Club -- great layout and greens.“
Tough to beat.
“It is tough to beat the Dunes Club -- great layout and greens.“
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Reviewed by
Brian White on
Feb 6.
Won't ever forget.
“First choice would be The Dunes Club. I birdied 13 (aka Waterloo) while carrying a 24 handicap. Won't ever forget those shots.“
Won't ever forget.
“First choice would be The Dunes Club. I birdied 13 (aka Waterloo) while carrying a 24 handicap. Won't ever forget those shots.“
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Reviewed by
Ron B on
Feb 6.
I will never turn down an opportunity to play the Dunes.
“One of the best things about the Myrtle Beach area are the choices, food, hotels, entertainment and most of all golf. With all the fantastic golf choices that are available its hard to imagine that the 2nd oldest golf course in Myrtle Beach stll remains in my opinion the best overall. That course is the Dunes Beach & Golf Club at the end of Ocean Blvd. I have every intention of playing every golf course in Myrtle Beach someday, however I will never turn down an opportunity to play the Dunes.“
I will never turn down an opportunity to play the Dunes.
“One of the best things about the Myrtle Beach area are the choices, food, hotels, entertainment and most of all golf. With all the fantastic golf choices that are available its hard to imagine that the 2nd oldest golf course in Myrtle Beach stll remains in my opinion the best overall. That course is the Dunes Beach & Golf Club at the end of Ocean Blvd. I have every intention of playing every golf course in Myrtle Beach someday, however I will never turn down an opportunity to play the Dunes.“
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Reviewed by
Dennis Nicholl on
Sep 14.
Something special.
“It has stood the test of time. I know that is kind of cliché but it really has. A couple tee boxes, holes and bunkers have been tweaked and the greens have been restored to their original size, but other than that the course is as it was in 1949. It’s something special.”
Something special.
“It has stood the test of time. I know that is kind of cliché but it really has. A couple tee boxes, holes and bunkers have been tweaked and the greens have been restored to their original size, but other than that the course is as it was in 1949. It’s something special.”
Myrtlewood Golf Club
Myrtlewood Golf Club
Reviewed by
Alan Paul on
Feb 6.
Great course to play first.
“Myrtlewood: this is a great course to play first right off the plane“
Great course to play first.
“Myrtlewood: this is a great course to play first right off the plane“
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Reviewed by
Red Jackson on
Feb 6.
Coming again.
“I loved playing the courses at myrtle beach national, have played all the courses with my sons and always had a great time. the staff was always top notch and courses in great shape. coming again!“
Coming again.
“I loved playing the courses at myrtle beach national, have played all the courses with my sons and always had a great time. the staff was always top notch and courses in great shape. coming again!“
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Reviewed by
Stephen Phillips on
Feb 6.
A thinking golfer's golf course.
“King's North at Myrtle Beach National is my favorite. It's beautiful, well-conditioned, and is a thinking golfer's golf course. Plus, anything with a life size Arnold Palmer statue in front of the clubhouse HAS to be okay.“
A thinking golfer's golf course.
“King's North at Myrtle Beach National is my favorite. It's beautiful, well-conditioned, and is a thinking golfer's golf course. Plus, anything with a life size Arnold Palmer statue in front of the clubhouse HAS to be okay.“
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Reviewed by
Todd Wilkinson on
Feb 6.
Just beautiful
“I have played about 75 courses in Myrtle Beach and my favorite has to be Kings North. Every tee box you have to say " Would you look at this" just beautiful.“
Just beautiful
“I have played about 75 courses in Myrtle Beach and my favorite has to be Kings North. Every tee box you have to say " Would you look at this" just beautiful.“
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Reviewed by
Jim Staudt on
Feb 5.
Thanks for the memories
“i've been in murtle beach twice a year for about 6 or 7 years playing a lot of different courses and my favorite is Kings North.I just last year finally got to play the "Gambler" and hit one of my best t-shots of the week there and lost my ball.It was either picked up by the group in front of me or (lol) hit a sprinkler head and went past the island fairway into the water.I can't wait to go back there and play again.from in western Maryland,thanks for the memories.“
Thanks for the memories
“i've been in murtle beach twice a year for about 6 or 7 years playing a lot of different courses and my favorite is Kings North.I just last year finally got to play the "Gambler" and hit one of my best t-shots of the week there and lost my ball.It was either picked up by the group in front of me or (lol) hit a sprinkler head and went past the island fairway into the water.I can't wait to go back there and play again.from in western Maryland,thanks for the memories.“
Myrtle Beach National King's North
Reviewed by
Bob Robinson on
Feb 5.
My favorite.
“I have played alot of myrtle Beaches golf courses and my favorite has to be Kings North.“
My favorite.
“I have played alot of myrtle Beaches golf courses and my favorite has to be Kings North.“
