World Tour Golf Links

We all want to play golf’s iconic courses like Augusta National and the Old Course at St. Andrew’s. The reality is our dreams of playing golf’s upper tier layouts are roughly equivalent to our chances of dating Kate Upton.

That’s why World Tour Golf Links has grown into a beach vacation favorite. Inspired by the world’s greatest courses, World Tour features 18 holes that replicate some of the game’s most famed challenges.

The Myrtle Beach golf course consists of the Open and Championship nines. The Open Course was mostly inspired by North American courses that have hosted U.S. or British Opens. Among the holes replicated are the first and 18th holes at St. Andrew’s (yes, there is a Swilcan bridge), and the 12th hole at Pine Valley, a short par 4 that provides plenty of challenge.

The Championship Course features holes that have hosted one of golf’s four major championships. The anchor of the Championship nine is Amen Corner at Augusta National, which replicates holes 11-13 at Augusta. It’s a must play on a Myrtle Beach golf trip because everyone wants to challenge Rae’s creek!

World Tour isn’t just a collection of random holes. The holes complement each other, creating an outstanding round of golf that allows you to envision yourself at some of golf’s most revered venues.