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Choose from over 70 championship courses. Sort course list by name, price or reviews. Can't decide which course to book? Use our new course comparison function for a side by side breakdown of up to 5 courses!

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Blackmoor Golf Club
  8.2
based on 671 reviews
$83
$42.5
$83
$66
$69
$57
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Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club
  8
based on 383 reviews
$108
$55
$108
$88
$89
$71
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Willbrook Plantation
  8.4
based on 673 reviews
$108
$55
$108
$88
$89
$71
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Waterway Hills Golf Club
  7.8
based on 578 reviews
$70
$37
$70
$58
$60
$50
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Myrtle Beach National - King’s North
  8.5
based on 664 reviews
$132
$68
$132
$106
$99
$81
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Myrtle Beach National - West Course
  8.3
based on 610 reviews
$70
$37
$70
$58
$60
$50
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River Club Golf Course
  8.3
based on 654 reviews
$98
$50
$98
$80
$85
$68
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Wild Wing Plantation - Avocet Course
  8.3
based on 368 reviews
$98
$50
$98
$80
$85
$68
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Myrtle Beach National - Southcreek
  8.5
based on 278 reviews
$70
$37
$70
$58
$60
$50
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Litchfield Country Club
  8
based on 459 reviews
$83
$42.5
$83
$66
$69
$57
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Wachesaw East
  8.1
based on 365 reviews
$83
$42.5
$83
$66
$69
$57
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Long Bay Club
  8.3
based on 492 reviews
$98
$50
$98
$80
$85
$68
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Wicked Stick Golf Links
  7.7
based on 175 reviews
$61 $61 $56 Shop Tee
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Rivers Edge
  7.5
based on 71 reviews
$95 $95 $85 Shop Tee
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Pine Lakes Country Club
  8.1
based on 178 reviews
$121
$55
$121
$88
$121
$71
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Burning Ridge Golf Club
  7.5
based on 73 reviews
$68 $68 $56 Shop Tee
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Leopards Chase
  7.5
based on 56 reviews
$130 $130 $130 Shop Tee
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Heather Glen Golf Course
  8.3
based on 122 reviews
$123 $123 $104 Shop Tee
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Myrtlewood Golf Club - PineHills Course
  8
based on 96 reviews
$76
$37
$76
$58
$76
$50
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Barefoot Resort - Norman Course
  8
based on 39 reviews
$172 $172 $137 Shop Tee
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Farmstead Golf Links
  8.2
based on 152 reviews
$76
$42.5
$76
$66
$76
$57
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Black Bear
  7.5
based on 99 reviews
$60 $60 $54 Shop Tee
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Eagle Nest Golf Club
  7
based on 92 reviews
$63 $63 $63 Shop Tee
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Barefoot Resort - Love Course
  8.5
based on 79 reviews
$172 $172 $137 Shop Tee
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Welcome To Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach

Welcome To Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach

Pine Lakes Country Club is the oldest golf course in Myrtle Beach. The course has welcomed golfers since 1927 and among one of their favorites to this day. Pine Lakes is in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Your are greeted with the southern style architecture of the clubhouse that symbolizes the deeply rooted history and tradition of the Myrtle Beach area.

Tip Plus: Jack Nicklaus

Tip Plus: Jack Nicklaus

Golf Digest Senior Editor Stina Sternberg demonstrates Jack Nicklaus' & Jim Flick's technique for proper transition from the backswing to the downswing. Video was filmed at River Hills Golf & Country Club in Little River, S.C.

Tip Plus: Steve Stricker

Tip Plus: Steve Stricker

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Getting Into Golf Shape

Mel Sole, director of instruction at The Ritson-Sole Golf School at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club, demonstrates some simple exercises to help you get back into golf shape.

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Welcome To Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach

Welcome To Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach

Pine Lakes Country Club is the oldest golf course in Myrtle Beach. The course has welcomed golfers since 1927 and among one of their favorites to this day. Pine Lakes is in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Your are greeted with the southern style architecture of the clubhouse that symbolizes the deeply rooted history and tradition of the Myrtle Beach area.



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Latest Myrtle Beach Golf News

Stiff Competition Among Grand Strand’s Best Two-Shotters

Posted on 05/03

The vast majority of golf holes that have ever been built are par 4s. They are the standard form of challenge on most golf courses. As such, they come in so many different lengths and shapes that even the most well-traveled golf nut is hard-pressed to think of two with more than a passing mutual resemblance. This abundance breeds competition, too, making the task of trying to determine the ten “best” par 4s in any given area—to say nothing of the golf hub that is Myrtle Beach—an arduous one. As with the list of par 5s from a few weeks ago, this list of par 4 is not meant to be exhaustive or final. It is more of a tour of some of the diverse palette of holes draped across the Grand Strand. Here are ten great par 4s, arranged in ascending order of back tee length. - Read More

Arcadian Shores: Where It All Began For The U.S. Open Doctor

Posted on 05/01

Rees Jones has played a role in shaping a number of golf courses that host some of the biggest golf tournaments of the year, every year. He is known as “The U.S. Open Doctor” for his work at Bethpage Black, Torrey Pines and Congressional. He has overseen renovations to Atlanta Athletic Club, Hazeltine National, Baltusrol, Medinah—all recent PGA Championship venues. Oh, and he also designed or worked on four regular PGA Tour courses. - Read More

April was Great! Bring on May!

Posted on 04/30

The weather was great here in Myrtle Beach this Month! Excited about our New Fall Promotion that is hot off the press now! - Read More

Snug Crown, Comfortable Throne: King’s North at Myrtle Beach National

Posted on 04/16

King’s North is the highest-profile of the three golf courses at Myrtle Beach National. The 54-hole complex dates to 1971, but the King’s North course, in its present iteration, was crafted in 1996 by the King (in golf terms) himself: Arnold Palmer. - Read More

Monday After the Masters- MAM 2012

Monday after the Masters

Posted on 04/16

Monday after the Masters 2012 recap and rundown! - Read More

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Stiff Competition Among Grand Strand’s Best Two-Shotters

The vast majority of golf holes that have ever been built are par 4s. They are the standard form of challenge on most golf courses. As such, they come in so many different lengths and shapes that even the most well-traveled golf nut is hard-pressed to think of two with more than a passing mutual resemblance. This abundance breeds competition, too, making the task of trying to determine the ten “best” par 4s in any given area—to say nothing of the golf hub that is Myrtle Beach—an arduous one. As with the list of par 5s from a few weeks ago, this list of par 4 is not meant to be exhaustive or final. It is more of a tour of some of the diverse palette of holes draped across the Grand Strand. Here are ten great par 4s, arranged in ascending order of back tee length. - Read More

Arcadian Shores: Where It All Began For The U.S. Open Doctor

Rees Jones has played a role in shaping a number of golf courses that host some of the biggest golf tournaments of the year, every year. He is known as “The U.S. Open Doctor” for his work at Bethpage Black, Torrey Pines and Congressional. He has overseen renovations to Atlanta Athletic Club, Hazeltine National, Baltusrol, Medinah—all recent PGA Championship venues. Oh, and he also designed or worked on four regular PGA Tour courses. - Read More

Snug Crown, Comfortable Throne: King’s North at Myrtle Beach National

King’s North is the highest-profile of the three golf courses at Myrtle Beach National. The 54-hole complex dates to 1971, but the King’s North course, in its present iteration, was crafted in 1996 by the King (in golf terms) himself: Arnold Palmer. - Read More


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