Archives for: 2007
Myrtle Beach fishing tips: try Waccamaw River
Thursday December 27, 2007 | 09:14:12 146 words
When it comes to Myrtle Beach, there are many that come solely for the golf, which is understandable. Others come for the award-winning beaches. Others, however, have just one thing in mind when their feet hit the Grand Strand - fishing.
Yes, fishing is a popular activity in Myrtle Beach, both in the ocean and in the numerous lakes and rivers. Here’s a tip for those of you that feel better with a pole in hand rather than driver - take a look at Waccamaw River.
Just head to the Brunswick Islands and you’ll find plenty of opportunities at this ...
Crossing Ocean Isle Beach Bridge brings a new world to Myrtle Beach golfers
Tuesday December 18, 2007 | 06:20:18 127 words
For a seaside vacation resort, the great thing about Myrtle Beach is the vast amount of different golf courses a golfer can tee it up on. Even with the presence of the mighty Atlantic, Myrtle Beach is a diverse golf playground. When you’re in Myrtle Beach, find out by continuing down the Grand Strand and heading over the Ocean Isle Beach Bridge to golf destinations like Brunswick County. Ocean Isle Beach will be there to keep you company, as will great golf options.
Dream golf courses like River’s Edge Golf Club, Crow Creek Golf Club, Tiger’s Eye and more will ...
Myrtle Beach flights always available and affordable
Monday December 10, 2007 | 09:20:38 157 words
One of the things that comes with having such a booming golf and vacation destination like Myrtle Beach is that an airline industry will grow around it in no time. The Grand Strand is no different, as numerous airlines fly in and out, and new companies are always trying to get stops in this golf mecca.
Just this year, airlines like Southern Skyways, Myrtle Beach Direct Air and Spirit Airlines all started new services to a plethora of areas connecting to Myrtle Beach.
“As a major tourist destination, we believe that Myrtle Beach is greatly underserved by the network and ...
Get your own exotic golf stories in Myrtle Beach
Thursday November 29, 2007 | 09:51:56 148 words
We talk a lot about the opportunities for golfers in the Grand Strand here at Myrtle Beach Insider. Of course, the real fun is when the golfing begins, which is why Myrtle Beach creates some of the most exotic golf stories you’ve ever heard.
Because with more than 100 golf courses, busy all year long, there’s a lot of golf happening here. And golfers have plenty of stories to tell. From holes in one to near misses, to crazy shots, to animals interrupting the game and more, you’ll have memories to last a lifetime at Myrtle Beach.
Here’s a little ...
Bayview Resort in S.C. gives Grand Strand golfers all they need and more
Monday November 19, 2007 | 12:38:51 115 words
One of the toughest things to do when figuring out your a Myrtle Beach golf vacation is deciding where to stay. There are numerous options, often depending on where you want to golf and what you want to see.
Here’s an option if you’re looking to stay right in the heart of it all in Myrtle Beach: Bayview Resort. Nearly 200 rooms offer visitors the best in oceanfront accommodations, as well as put you near some of the greatest golf courses on the entire East Coast.
Luxury and affordability go together at Bayview Resort, where the service, accommodations - as ...
TPC of Myrtle Beach gets new MiniVerde Ultradwarf greens
Tuesday November 13, 2007 | 06:09:10 66 words
The Tournament Players Club (TPC) of Myrtle Beach, which Golf Digest once voted among the Top 10 Best New Upscale Courses in America, recently re-opened with MiniVerde Ultradwarf greens, the same type used on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. “We are committed to making TPC Myrtle Beach a premier golf resort,” said owner Chip Smith.
Interested in trying out the new-look TPC? Call (866) 409-2177 for tee times.
Myrtle Beach has you next door to North Carolina plantation golf
Friday November 9, 2007 | 11:34:35 164 words
One of the great things about Myrtle Beach is that not only is the town itself a mecca for golf, but the surrounding area is also a treasure trove of golf opportunities. The Grand Strand is a virtual cornucopia of golf options. Take the plantation courses and resorts of neighboring North Carolina.
These sprawling complex’s will thrill any golfer who loves to combine scenery and relaxation into their round. There are numerous choices for you to pick from, but we thought we’d give you a couple ideas:
Brunswick Plantation Golf: Just 20 minutes from Myrtle Beach, the Calabash beauty was ...
Myrtle Beach golf course and country club designs done by the best
Monday November 5, 2007 | 05:33:27 133 words
You really need to only take 10 steps in any direction to be on the golf course of an award-winning designer when it comes to Myrtle Beach. Because as the Grand Strand exploded into one of the world’s great golf destinations, the biggest and most import names in golf course deign were quickly called on.
Face it, there just aren’t that many places in the world where you’ll be surrounded by golf courses by Tom Fazio, Pete Dye, Davis Love III and Greg Norman. And that’s just at Barefoot Resort!
Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones Sr., Mike Strantz and Arnold Palmer a ...
You and your golf clubs won't have to worry about a bad lie in Myrtle Beach
Thursday November 1, 2007 | 11:12:01 163 words
One of the numerous great things about Myrtle Beach is the fact that a golf traveler has options when it comes to the Grand Strand. Heck, maybe too many options when it comes to golf. With more than 100 golf courses, a golfer has their work cut out for them when it comes to picking a course they’ve been dying to play.
The same goes for accommodations. In Myrtle Beach, you have multiple options for where you lay your head, from the ritziest golf resorts to small chain hotels to even bed and breakfasts.
So because we’re helpful here in the Grand ...
Barefoot Resort gives Myrtle Beach even more rental options
Monday October 29, 2007 | 12:58:35 133 words
Barefoot Resort conjures up the best of Myrtle Beach golf.
Unbelievable golf and fantastic accommodations are par for the course at this stellar Grand Strand resort, and Barefoot Resort by owner rentals are but another way to give everyone a chance to live in luxury.
Barefoot Resort and Golf offers some of South Carolina’s most vibrant vacation rentals, with Yacht Club Villas giving golfers spectacular views of Intracoastal Waterway. Plus, there are four championship golf courses, designer by the likes of Pete Dye, Tom Fazio and Greg Norman.
And this condo community gives travelers on a golf package the chance to ...
True Blue course truly dazzles Myrtle Beach golfers
Friday October 26, 2007 | 04:46:15 212 words
Some people like to awaken to a cup of coffee. Others take a hot shower, or maybe a long walk. In Myrtle Beach, however, the ultimate wakeup call is True Blue. Because if you’re into golf on the Grand Strand, nothing will wake you up faster than the No. 1 hole at this Mike Strantz-designed run - it’s 624 yards.
True Blue has always been one of those Myrtle Beach golf courses that the magazines adore, as it’s drawn raves from just about every golf publication you can find. One problem, though - it was a course that tended to ...
Myrtle Beach has great golf and wild water parks
Wednesday October 17, 2007 | 12:07:46 106 words
Think the Grand Strand is just an adult playground for golfers? Think again, Myrtle Beach, S.C., water parks will have the kids - and even the adults screaming with delight.
Because while the beaches and activities are great, sometimes some wild rides at a water park are exactly what a kid really needs. So when you’re making arrangements with a golf packager for a great Myrtle Beach golf vacation, ask them about these names - Myrtle Waves Water Park, Wild Water Fun Park and Family Kingdom Amusement Park.
Because the Grand Strand is great for golf, but it can be ...
Kingston Plantation owner rentals will give you Myrtle Beach golf luxury
Monday October 15, 2007 | 11:58:57 151 words
Let’s face it, Myrtle Beach is a dream golf destination for many, but most only make it to this South Carolina golf wonderland a few times in their entire lives, if that. So if you’re going to stay on the Grand Strand, why not go for the best and hook yourself up with Kingston Plantation owner rentals?
In the real estate business, they’re known as VRBOs, which stand for “Vacation Rental By Owner.” And the VRBOs in Kingston Plantation will have traveling golfers living the luxury life as they stay at the best while playing the best.
It may run ...
Two to look for in Myrtle Beach: Glens Golf Group and Tradition Club
Monday October 8, 2007 | 09:28:58 153 words
Glens Golf Group & Tradition Club.
In Myrtle Beach, there are options aplenty for golfers looking for unique and diverse challenges. That’s why so many looking for a Myrtle Beach golf package immediately search out Glens Golf Group or the aptly named Tradition Club.
The Glens Group which also includes Heather Glen, Glen Dornoch, and Possum Trot is a name on everyone’s lips when they search for the perfect golf courses to play during their Grand Strand golf vacation. And with choices like these, they can’t go wrong.
The Tradition Club is truly a “must play” golf course, having been awarded South ...
Myrtle Beach: Enjoy oceanfront suites and suite jacuzzis at this golf destination
Friday October 5, 2007 | 06:59:31 119 words
We’ve talked about where to stay in Myrtle Beach, but it bears repeating - this is the most amazing oceanfront golf destination you can find. Even Yahoo readers agreed, naming the Grand Strand their favorite beach location in the entire United States. So you owe it to yourself to look into renting oceanfront Myrtle Beach jacuzzi suites when you set up your trip with a Grand Strand golf packager.
Some advice: Look for names like Crown Reef, Sandy Beach Resort, Hotel Myrtle Beach and Sea Dune when you’re making that trip and want to stay in style.
Golfing in Myrtle Beach is ...
Caledonia has a long Grand Strand history and is now a must play
Wednesday October 3, 2007 | 10:31:00 118 words
When it comes to golf on the Grand Strand, few names hold the magical qualities of Caledonia Golf & Fish Club. And rightly so, as this course, which is celebrating its 12th birthday has dazzled Myrtle Beach golfers the whole time.
Caledonia started as a rice plantation, evolved into a hunting and fishing club, and finally, is one of the most spectacular golf courses in Myrtle Beach, scoring 4.5 stars from Golf Digest while being rated as the 30th best course in the U.S. that you can play by Golf Magazine.
Here’s our advice, when setting up your Myrtle ...
A Myrtle Beach golfer's review: Wachesaw Plantation East
Tuesday September 25, 2007 | 11:40:19 134 words
Aside from the fact that it’s one of the great golf destinations on the planet, one of the interesting things about Myrtle Beach is that it’s virtually ensconced in history. And at Wachesaw Plantation East, that history comes to life in a brilliant Clyde Johnston design.
Opened in 1996, this challenging championship layout was built on the site of a former rice plantation. Johnston worked his magic on the land, creating a golf course sculpted out of gently rolling terrain, with heavily wooded areas, giving the design a Scottish feel, where wetlands and lakes add to the challenge.
At Wachesaw, ...
Myrtle Beach market back and strong – Golf course owners happy with the way fall looks
Monday September 24, 2007 | 04:59:32 141 words
Let me be bold - think whatever you will about the economy, Myrtle Beach will still thrive. The Grand Strand is recession proof, because it’s the golf destination of choice for thousands and thousands of traveling golfers who want the very best from their golf vacation.
Want proof? Take a look at the plans Myrtle Beach Direct Air & Tours (www.myrtlebeachdirectair.com) have for the Grand Strand, as they look to continue to add flights to this amazing golf wonderland all the way through the winter. That’s because golfers know Myrtle Beach and its 100+ golf courses, is the perfect place for ...
Myrtle Beach golf course review: Wachesaw Plantation East
Thursday September 20, 2007 | 10:11:52 134 words
Aside from the fact that it’s one of the great golf destinations on the planet, one of the interesting things about Myrtle Beach is that it’s virtually ensconced in history. And at Wachesaw Plantation East, that history comes to life in a brilliant Clyde Johnston design.
Opened in 1996, this challenging championship layout was built on the site of a former rice plantation. Johnston worked his magic on the land, creating a golf course sculpted out of gently rolling terrain, with heavily wooded areas, giving the design a Scottish feel, where wetlands and lakes add to the challenge.
At Wachesaw, ...
Pete and P.B. Dye's Prestwick Country Club: A golfer's course review
Monday September 17, 2007 | 11:56:57 146 words
Sometimes in Myrtle Beach, a golfer wants to be challenged. And when golfers think about being challenged, what are the names that come to mind? How about Pete and P.B. Dye? because the Dyes came together to create Prestwick Country Club, and Grand Strand golfers have been dazzled ever since.
Surrounded by a glistening 20-acre lake, Prestwick is the type of golf course that will enchant the eyes, and challenge the game, as dune-like berms, stairway bunkers and deep bulkhead-protected greens give the course interesting elevation changes. Add to that the streams running through it, and you’ll see why Prestwick ...
Prestwick Country Club in Myrtle Beach: A golfer's course review
Tuesday September 4, 2007 | 09:16:00 145 words
Sometimes in Myrtle Beach, a golfer wants to be challenged. And when golfers think about being challenged, what are the names that come to mind? How about Pete and P.B. Dye? because the Dyes came together to create Prestwick Country Club, and Grand Strand golfers have been dazzled ever since.
Surrounded by a glistening 20-acre lake, Prestwick is the type of course that will enchant the eyes, and challenge the game, as dune-like berms, stairway bunkers and deep bulkhead-protected greens give the course interesting elevation changes. Add to that the streams running through it, and you’ll see why Prestwick is ...
Umi's Pacific Grill among the great new restaurants in Myrtle Beach
Friday August 31, 2007 | 15:18:16 168 words
With more than 100 golf courses, Myrtle Beach is one of the great golf destinations on the planet. But lets not talk about golf right now. In fact, lets not talk about the beaches, either. Lets talk food.
There are already a plethora of fantastic restaurants in Myrtle Beach and there are more coming all the time. Here’s a new one that’s been drawing raves - UMI’s Pacific Grill, the newest Divine Dining Group in Myrtle Beach. Here you’ll get the flavors of the Far East, Polynesia, Hawaii and the West Coast and see what all the fuss is about. ...
Man O War: A Myrtle Beach golfer's course review
Thursday August 30, 2007 | 15:28:23 126 words
On the Grand Strand, it’s not easy to standout. With more than 100 golf courses in Myrtle Beach, it’s easy to just be one of the crowd. That’s why Man O’ War’s sterling reputation stands out like a shiny diamond at this World-class golf destination.
Because the hype at Man O’ War is worth it. Golf course designer Dan Maples created an instant Myrtle Beach Classic with Man O’ War and Grand Strand golfers are delighting in its unique challenges, including a pair of back-to-back island greens, and the island ninth, surrounded by water from tee to green.
You hear ...
MB Direct Air's early success attributed to a strong golf market in Niagara and NY
Tuesday August 28, 2007 | 12:43:48 206 words
Here’s something interesting - total rounds are down on the Grand Strand, yet Myrtle Beach golf course owners are happy as could be. What gives? Well, it turns out that with a few less golf courses, and with Myrtle Beach Direct Air & Tours bringing in eager golfers from such locations as Niagara and New York City, the Grand Strand golf scene continues to bloom.
“All is good in the Myrtle Beach golf community,” Bob Swezey, executive vice president of Burroughs & Chapin Co.’s resorts division told Myrtle Beach Online recently. “Several years in a row our activity is up, ...
The Wizard golf course in Myrtle Beach
Monday August 27, 2007 | 11:40:11 104 words
In Myrtle Beach, many feel the golf options are downright magical. And in a world where Harry Potter books are tearing up the charts, a round at the Wizard Golf Links seems like the perfect plan.
Designed by popular golf course architect Dan Maples, the Wizard is sure to dazzle. Maples moved an amazing 800,000 cubic yards of dirt to create a course full of elevation changes, rock bridges and more in a magical 18 holes of what can be best described as mountain golf.
Mountain golf in Myrtle Beach? It must be magic. The kind of magic you can ...
The Witch Golf Links: A Myrtle Beach golfer's review
Monday August 13, 2007 | 12:11:36 159 words
The Myrtle Beach Insider officially agrees with writer Tim McDonald’s assessment of the Witch Golf Links. This is a golf course that has proven itself to be much more than just one of the “undiscovered gems” of the Grand Strand.
The Witch may not give you stunning ocean views, but it makes up for it by giving players an eclectic and challenging round of golf. Tree-lined fairways and excellent condition are par for the course at the Witch, as is some cameo appearances by wild life.
“The Witch makes its way nonchalantly through woods dark and deep, with ominous sounds ...
Myrtle Beach golf: Arrowhead & Wild Wing
Wednesday August 8, 2007 | 04:28:02 142 words
For some, a golf trip to Myrtle Beach means finding values where they can. There are too many great golf courses to play to spend all your money on just a couple rounds with exorbitant green fees. This is why runs like Arrowhead Country Club and Wild Wing Plantation are always busy.
Wild Wing, with its famed Avocet Course, is always looking out for golfers, and has discount rates of around $50 throughout the year at specific times, and also offers $30 replays.
Arrowhead is another course that wants you back, as this Raymond Floyd designed track offers players great ...
Charlie Rymer a great addition for Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday
Tuesday August 7, 2007 | 09:26:25 192 words
The Grand Strand got a great boost this year, when Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday announced that former PGA Tour player and ESPN golf commentator Charlie Rymer would be Myrtle Beach’s national spokesperson.
The deal has made Rymer a busy man, as he has served as a host of “Links Illustrated,” the syndicated golf instruction television show hosted in Myrtle Beach. That’s by no means all, however. Rymer also contributes custom video content for the GolfHoliday.com site, conducted interviews at events and written a monthly column called “The Rymer Report” that appears exclusively on the Golf Holiday Web site.
At just ...
Myrtle Beach scores big in Golf Digests Top-100 golf courses list
Saturday August 4, 2007 | 07:18:08 169 words
When Golf Digest released its list of “America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Courses” for 2007-2007, Myrtle Beach was the most honored golf
destination in the country, as 10 Grand Strand golf courses were honored in the prestigious list.
Here’s a look at the great Myrtle Beach golf courses so honored and
where they ranked:
28. Dunes
Golf & Beach Club
41. Tidewater
Golf Club & Plantation
46. Heritage Club
53. Barefoot
Resort & Golf’s Love course
62. Rivers
Edge Golf Club
73. Tiger’s
Eye Golf Links
76. King’s
North at Myrtle Beach National
86. Caledonia
Golf & Fish Club
87. ...
Myrtle Beach to host PGA TOUR Superstore World Am golf tournament - sign up now!
Friday August 3, 2007 | 07:17:10 181 words
PGA TOUR Superstore World Amateur Handicap Championship is coming, and it’s looking like this great Grand Strand event will have record-setting attendance - and there’s still time to sign up.
The 24th Annual World Am will only allow 4,250 participants, and currently the “World’s Largest Amateur Single-Site Golf Tournament” already has more than 3,000 signed up.
It’s a thrilling and fun event for all, and entry into the tournament gives a player four rounds of golf and multiple other prizes, as well as providing the golfer and a guest with a pass to the “World’s Largest 19th Hole,” the nightly ...
Myrtle Beach golf courses always renovating to give travelers the best
Thursday August 2, 2007 | 11:16:28 138 words
With so many golf courses, there’s always rebuilding going on in Myrtle Beach. From golf course bunker renovations to full-on rebuilds of golf courses, the construction is always going on somewhere in the Grand Strand.
Of course, with so many golfers hitting up golf packagers for the most inexpensive way to get the most golf for the least money, Grand Strand golf courses get an unbelievable amount of play, and eventually most will need a touch up or two, especially the bunkers, where dedicated duffers brutalize the sand daily.
Golf courses like Pawley’s Plantation, Arcadian Shores, River Hills Golf ...
Myrtle Beach golf tip: Is your grip too strong?
Tuesday July 31, 2007 | 03:21:25 224 words
Normally we spend our time here talking about the great golf courses and resorts of Myrtle Beach, as well as the special deals you can get to go to the Grand Strand. And why not, there’s so much here! But sometimes a golfer wants to just read about making their game better, like how to fix a golf grip too strong for success.
Luckily for you, we have access to some of the great minds of golf instruction. I checked in with the great Chuck Evans on this, and was told about one of the myths of golf: that a ...
Myrtle Beach photo galleries bring Grand Strand golf to life
Thursday July 26, 2007 | 08:54:10 87 words
Hey, want to see what you’re missing right this moment on the Grand Strand? Need to see great beach photos and golf photos to whet your appetite for some Myrtle Beach golf? Well, we’re here to serve you.
Take a look at a few of these great Myrtle Beach photo galleries and think again about booking that Myrtle Beach golf vacation:
- Willowbrook Plantation Golf Club
- Myrtle Beach National
- Barefoot Resort - Tom Fazio Golf Course
Find even more great photo galleries of Myrtle Beach golf by clicking here.
In Myrtle Beach, golfing at night is no problem
Tuesday July 24, 2007 | 04:32:35 104 words
When you set up a golf package to Myrtle Beach. You expect to golf a lot. Day and night if at all possible. And actually, finding a lighted golf course in S.C. isn’t an impossibility.
Woodhaven Golf Club is available for night play three nights a week between April and October, while there are plenty of other golf courses and facilities like Beachwood Golf Club where you can practice your game or get the golf tips you need at night at a lighted driving range.
So remember, golfing on the Grand Strand can be an all-day, and all-night adventure for ...
Beach lovers know the Grand Strand is the ultimate vacation destination
Friday July 20, 2007 | 05:30:19 141 words
I mentioned once before that Yahoo! readers voted Myrtle Beach as the No. 1 beach location in the world. That’s right, the world. Could it be that so many beaches layouts in the Grand Strand are what makes travelers swoon? Or could possibly golf have something to do with it as well?
We have to say it’s a combination of both. Because face it, a golf package to Myrtle Beach not only means relaxing and fun times on the exquisite beaches they offer, it also means amazing golf at places like Sea Trail Resort & Convention Center, Oyster Bay Golf ...
Cigar bars? Myrtle Beach has some classics
Wednesday July 18, 2007 | 05:51:46 122 words
Let it be known that Myrtle Beach has long been on the cutting edge of the tourism industry. Because when cigar bars became the fad, golfers who’ve traveled to the Grand Strand could tell you that there’s a classic at this grand golf destination.
Blarney Stones Pub and Cigar Bar at Broadway at the Beach is a place where golfers can relax, kick their feet up and enjoy a cigar and beverage and discuss the finer points of their game.
When cigar bars were becoming popular, Myrtle Beach businessmen saw a need and filled it. And with Blarney Stones - ...
Looking hole by hole at Myrtle Beach golf courses
Tuesday July 17, 2007 | 05:46:46 100 words
Golf writers have their work cut out for them when it comes to Myrtle Beach. With more than 100 golf courses sprinkling the Grand Strand landscape, that’s a lot of golf course reviewing that needs to be done. Luckily we’ve got reviewers who will give you hole by hole descriptions of the best golf on the East Coast.
In fact, here’s just a few of the golf courses reviewed recently:
TPC Myrtle Beach
Myrtlewood’s Palmetto Course
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
There are plenty more golf course reviews available of other amazing Myrtle Beach locations. Click here to take a ...
Myrtle Beach golf: sink your teeth into amazing action
Saturday July 14, 2007 | 10:18:47 93 words
Here’s something most golf travelers won’t have to worry about during their trip to Myrtle Beach: sinkholes. It seems that dewatering in some locations has caused sinkholes to open up on some Grand Strand properties.
But if you’re looking to take advantage of this unbelievable golf destination, you don’t need to worry about sinkholes, but you’ll need to figure out which courses and holes you’ll want to sink your teeth into on the Grand Strand.
So get with a Myrtle Beach golf packager today, it definitely won’t leave you with a sinking feeling.
Golf course rankings prove Myrtle Beach is the best
Friday July 13, 2007 | 09:15:43 145 words
If there’s one thing golfers love, it’s golf course rankings in their favorite area. It’s doubly true in Myrtle Beach, where golfers are faced with more than 100 amazing golf courses. After all, the Grand Strand is always near the top of any rankings, including being represented in “World’s 50 Best Golf Resorts” by Conde Nast Traveller Magazine.
Here’s a little help, however. Over at TravelGolf.com, award-winning reporter Tim McDonald put together what many of us believe is the comprehensive list of the 10 best courses in Myrtle Beach. These are the epitome of golf course rankings, and anyone ready ...
Getting 3 bedrooms in Myrtle Beach is no problem
Thursday July 12, 2007 | 09:14:44 147 words
If there’s one thing savvy travelers and home buyers know, it’s this: 3 bedrooms is better than two. Especially in Myrtle Beach. Luckily for those that like to travel in style and are looking for condos, finding that three-bedroom pad in Myrtle Beach is no problem.
Vacation rentals are a vital part of the Grand Strand economy, and a smart traveler can easily navigate the waters to find the perfect condo or home, normally with three or more bedrooms. Whether in North Myrtle Beach, by the waterfront, or wherever else you can imagine in this vacation wonderland, you can find what ...
Myrtle Beach still America's best kept secret vacation
Wednesday July 11, 2007 | 09:13:38 159 words
Here’s something: Myrtle Beach is America’s best kept secret vacation location. Are we daft, you say? How can we think that Myrtle Beach is a well-kept secret for golf travelers? Everyone knows that the Grand Strand is a golf destination that’s on the mind of duffers young and old.
Where the secret comes in is in all the other things Myrtle Beach has to offer. The Grand Strand is so much more than golf, even though it boasts some of the most grand golf courses you can find.
But remember, this is an ocean resort town. There are activities like ...
Myrtle Beach golf tips: golf ball placement
Tuesday July 10, 2007 | 09:19:21 171 words
Ok, enough with the talk of amazing golf resorts and funs side trips and activities for the family. This is Myrtle Beach and you want to golf. Well, from one golfer to another, a big question I always hear about is proper golf ball placement.
Luckily for readers of MyrtleBeachGolf.com, I have answers. Actually, I know people who have the answers. Like Chuck Evans, a golf instructor who has this to say about ball placement and alignment:
“Set-up is only part of the equation however. Most players think that set-up is how to position yourself to the ball - and ...
Need a yacht marina on your Myrtle Beach golf vacation? No problem
Sunday July 8, 2007 | 04:14:24 127 words
Let’s face it, Myrtle Beach has a well-earned reputation as one of the great golf destinations on the planet. A nearly endless supply of golf courses designed by golf’s biggest names will do that. But what if you’re someone who needs a yacht marina during your vacations? Well, the Grand Strand is your place, as well.
For boaters, Myrtle Beach is a bonanza of good times. They can enjoy an outdoor pool, a Yacht Club Marina, and amazing sun deck at Barefoot Yacht Club. Or enjoy the sea at such elegant resorts as Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort and Breakers ...
Myrtle Beach golf photos can be found here
Friday July 6, 2007 | 08:43:32 121 words
If you ever wanted to take a good photo golf is the perfect sport to try out your photography skills. Especially in Myrtle Beach, where the quantity of golf courses is only matched by their scenic beauty.
Of course, maybe you’d rather just look at some Myrtle Beach golf photos first to whet your appetite for some Grand Strand golf. That’s great, because I have no tips on the correct shutter speed photographers need for great golf pictures, but I do know where you can find some Myrtle Beach photo galleries.
Check out the links below for some fantastic pictures ...
Sightseeing on Myrtle Beach an activity all its own
Thursday July 5, 2007 | 05:45:58 116 words
Myrtle Beach is a destination all golfers dream about. More than 100 golf courses, designed by the greatest golf designers of history are all there for a golfer on the Grand Strand. But for travelers, sometimes Myrtle Beach sightseeing is as exciting as the golf.
The whole family can enjoy the award-winning beaches and resorts of Myrtle Beach. This is as scenic a location as you can find, and there is more to see than you’ll ever imagine.
So when you take your family to Myrtle Beach, we know you won’t forget the golf. But remember to take a little time to ...
Causeway Inn in Ocean Isle Beach a Myrtle Beach mainstay
Tuesday July 3, 2007 | 06:50:33 109 words
Myrtle Beach is a golf destination that gets repeat visitors. Golfers can never get enough of this great golf location in just one visit. That’s why so many stay at the Causeway Inn at Ocean Isle Beach, N.C.
Face it, you’ve made this Grand Strand golf package so you can golf as much as possible. The Causeway Inn will put you right in the middle of all Myrtle Beach and the surrounding Carolina’s area has to offer.
So remember, golf resorts are everywhere in Myrtle Beach, but if you’re looking for a comfortable stay in the middle of the action, Causeway Inn ...
Keep abreast of Myrtle Beach News for golf updates
Sunday July 1, 2007 | 06:32:48 104 words
If you’re a golfer looking to stay up to date on the best courses in the world, you’ll need as much Myrtle Beach news as possible. After all, with more than 100 golf courses, this is a golf destination that has golf packagers busy day and night.
And because we know you’re always looking to keep up with the Grand Strand golf scene, we’ve put together a couple links you should follow. These are sites dedicated in keeping you updated on the best Myrtle Beach has to offer. You know, just like we do here.
MyrtleBeachGolf.com
WorldGolf.com’s Myrtle Beach Travel and Golf Guide
Myrtle Beach has wild parties free of guilt, plus great golf
Tuesday June 26, 2007 | 07:41:22 109 words
Myrtle Beach may be home to more than 100 golf courses and be every golfer’s dream trip. The Grand Strand is much more than that, especially when it comes to wild parties free of pause.
Yes, Myrtle Beach is the place to party, whether you’re young or old. This is one of the most popular beach destinations in all of the United States, after all. If you want a better idea about the Grand Strand party scene, click the link to the story below. It’ll show you that in Myrtle Beach, the party just keeps going off the golf course.
Myrtle Beach: ...
True Blue Golf Plantation in Myrtle Beach has some bite
Monday June 25, 2007 | 07:36:53 85 words
When you’re talking with a golf packager about putting together a Myrtle Beach golf vacation, don’t overlook True Blue Golf Plantation. This S.C. treat has evolved into one of the area’s most respected runs.
When it opened, True Blue was nearly infamous, drawing raves, as well as critics. But the years have been kind to this Mike Strantz designed golf course. So if you’re looking for a course that provides wide fairways, but will still test your game, take a look at True Blue.
North Myrtle Beach a South Carolina golf sensation
Friday June 22, 2007 | 13:13:06 97 words
Hey, we hear you’re heading to North Myrtle Beach, S.C., USA, for a golf-filled, patriotic holiday. You’re ready to talk to a golf packager to find out the perfect golf courses to play.
Well, Grand Strand golfer, we’re here for you. Take a look at this link of the fine North Myrtle Beach golf courses available. And if that whet your appetite, here’s even more, a photo gallery of the stunning Aberdeen Country Club, smack in the heart of North Myrtle Beach.
Remember, when planning a Myrtle Beach golf vacation, it always pays to head north.
Myrtle Beach Golf: Pay the initiation fee for a private golf course or go daily-fee, you can't lose
Thursday June 21, 2007 | 11:43:48 131 words
You know there are more than 100 golf courses in Myrtle Beach, and that it’s a golf packager’s dream vacation spot. You also know, sadly that there are there are many great courses you won’t get to play unless you’re willing to fork over the initiation fee for a private course to golf.
For members, however, these private courses are a dream come true. To have a home course in a golf mecca like Myrtle Beach is what being a golfer is all about.
Being a member has privileges, as luxury clubs as Brunswick Plantation and Golf Resort and the Reserve Golf ...
Shagging in Myrtle Beach will have you golfing and dancing
Tuesday June 19, 2007 | 08:14:29 135 words
You know all about Grand Strand golf, but do you know about shagging in Myrtle Beach? This amazing golf destination is home of the shag after all, and this dance sensation will lay down a soundtrack to your Grand Strand golf vacation.
Head to the Ocean Drive section of North Myrtle Beach, and you’ll find yourself in the exact location that the dance form known as the shag was created so many years ago. And while golf packagers tout the great courses for golf, there are plenty of clubs - like Duck’s and Fat Harold’s Beach Club - that will have ...
Myrtle Beach Golf: Help your clubface and body rotation with top golf instructors
Tuesday June 19, 2007 | 06:02:38 91 words
So you’ve made that deal with a golf packager to head to South Carolina and play some of the best Myrtle Beach golf courses designed by the best architects. Now you need some golf instruction so that your clubface rotation and body rotation is dialed in.
Well, we’re here to help, as we know some of the best golf instructors in the world to help make your Myrtle Beach golf vacation a victorious one. Take a look
