MB Direct Air's early success attributed to a strong golf market in Niagara and NY

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, revenue is up, packaging is up. When supply is down and demand remains relatively stagnant, everybody is going to get more rounds. It’s a correction for the industry. It’s a good thing.”

And it could be a good thing for you, too. Face it, Myrtle Beach Direct Air & Tours has helped reshape the Grand Strand golf industry once again, and golfers from all around the nation continue to enjoy what Myrtle Beach has to offer.

So keep that in mind if you hear that “total rounds are down.” Because when it comes to golf in Myrtle Beach, the numbers don’t always tell the whole story.