International World Tour Golf Links offers golfers the unique opportunity to play 27 of the world's greatest golf holes all in one round.

The Championship/International combination is the most challenging of the three, with a black tee slope rating of 72.9/133, though there are four sets of tees to choose from on each hole.

Golfers will face a stern test to open the Championship nine, which kicks off with Phil Mickelson's nemesis: the 18th at U.S. Open host Winged Foot, followed by Royal Troon's "postage stamp" par 3, before moving on to Augusta National's "Amen Corner", No. 11-thru-13.

The International nine takes a decidedly worldly approach, featuring holes from Spain's Valderrama, England's Wentworth and Australia's Royal Melbourne, as well as World Golf Championship course's sinister finishing hole from the Blue Monster at Doral.

An upscale-tier Myrtle Beach golf course, players will experience all the amenities a pro would expect at any of the world's great venues, from tour-ready conditions to luxurious clubhouse amenities and complete practice areas.

No passport or exclusive country club membership is needed to experience a first-class collection of the most famous holes in the world, thanks to 27-hole International World Tour Golf Links in Myrtle Beach.

The Open/International combination of nines features 18 of the game's most storied holes from the United States and abroad.

The Open nine features some of the game's most well-known icons, including the St. Andrews Swilcan Bridge and the infamous island green from the TPC Sawgrass. You'll also face some of the PGA Tour's most storied venues, like English Turn and Colonial.

The International nine takes a decidedly worldly approach, featuring holes from Spain's Valderrama, England's Wentworth and Australia's Royal Melbourne, as well as World Golf Championship course's sinister finishing hole from the Blue Monster at Doral.

Featuring 27 replicas of some of the game's most famous holes from all over the world, International World Tour Golf Links in Myrtle Beach is a golfer's dream. The Open/Championship combination features replica holes from near and far, including some of the world's most recognizable par 3s.

Golfers will face a stern test to open the Championship nine, which kicks off with Phil Mickelson's nemesis: the 18th at U.S. Open host Winged Foot, followed by Royal Troon's "postage stamp" par 3, before moving on to Augusta National's "Amen Corner", No. 11-thru-13.

The Open nine features some of the game's most well-known icons, including the St. Andrews Swilcan Bridge and the infamous island green from the TPC Sawgrass. You'll also face some of the PGA Tour's most storied venues, like English Turn and Colonial.

One of Myrtle Beach's upper-tier golf experiences, golfers will enjoy tour-ready conditions, practice facilities and service. The World Tour clubhouse features a dining room, pro shop and an old-style pub and terrace overlooking the course.