Myrtle Beach golf course reviews
Lowcountry delight: Heritage Club holds its own on Pawleys Island's most famous block
The Heritage Club in Pawleys Island blends Carolina plantation eye candy with tremendous hole variety and challenge. The greens are some of the largest and most sloping on the Grand Strand. It's the kind of course low-handicappers will especially love. And it's certainly one of those courses you'll want to play a second time after learning the ideal landing zones and green depths.
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Wizard Golf Links offers Myrtle Beach golfers a touch of links magic
The ruins of a fairy tale-replica castle greet golfers as they enter the Wizard Golf Links in Myrtle Beach, serving as a transport into the world of traditional links golf and the kind of course that's few and far between in the Grand Strand.
... full article »The Founders Club in Pawleys Island: Myrtle Beach welcomes another upscale golf course
The new Founders Club in Pawleys Island is an upscale addition to Myrtle Beach's formidable resume of golf courses. Gary Player Design was tapped to craft a formidable, enjoyable round of golf.
... full article »Scenic wetlands - not Scotland - is the draw at Aberdeen Country Club near North Myrtle Beach
Aberdeen Country Club is probably the most scenic course on Highway 9 in the Longs-Loris region about 10 minutes from North Myrtle Beach, thanks to its forested wetlands location. Regarding the name, don't expect too much of a Scottish theme here, but that's okay. Aberdeen still finds a niche among the North Strand golf offerings.
... full article »Long Bay Club: Nicklaus sets out to challenge Myrtle Beach golfers - and succeeds
Long Bay Club is one of the best, most challenging rounds of golf you can hope to have during a Myrtle Beach golf vacation. That's a good thing. The care put in here in the course's conditioning and layout sets it apart from the pack, and thus it should easily find a place in even the most conservative itinerary.
... full article »- TPC Myrtle Beach brings a chilled-out Tom Fazio through the wet woods
- Myrtlewood's Palmetto course keeps golfers coming back - there must be a reason
- Caledonia Golf & Fish Club: 'Gone with the Wind' in Myrtle Beach
- Forget Myrtle Beach National West Course and you'll miss a Grand Strand sleeper
- Heather Glen Golf Links: Scottish delight near Myrtle Beach
- River Hills Golf & CC justifies its name in South Carolina's lowcountry
- At Myrtle Beach's Barefoot Resort Love Course, it's bombs away and risks galore
- Barefoot Resort Fazio golf course delivers Myrtle Beach wows
- The Witch Golf Links: A bewitching Myrtle Beach-area course
- Myrtle Beach courses: The Pearl Golf Links is a Grand Strand gem
- Myrtle Beach National: No. 6 at King's North elevates golf course to Grand Strand royalty
- True Blue Plantation a true love for Myrtle Beach golfers
- Shined-up Brunswick Plantation still a friendly resort play
- Myrtle Beach golf courses: Knocking on heaven's door at Glen Dornoch Waterway
- Myrtle Beach golf's Possum Trot: Pickup-truck name, '68 Mustang course
- Back nine at Prestwick Country Club literally elevates entire golf course
- Putt with the pros, curse with the hackers at World Tour Golf Links
- Jones course at Sea Trail: A little southern scenery and chance to blast from the tips
- Who cares who designed Tidewater Golf Club? It's a Myrtle Beach grand slam
- Deer Track hoping to revive reputation with changes to Toski Links
- River Club doesn't have a river, but man, watch those approach shots
- Come to Farmstead Golf Links and play a hole that starts in S.C., ends in N.C.
- Tradition Golf Club suffers from living in classy neighborhood with traditional South Strand favorites
- Willbrook Plantation: Twenty minutes and a world away from Myrtle Beach
- Angels Trace: Come and get some scenic, core golf in Myrtle Beach while it lasts
- Litchfield Country Club: Born when Myrtle Beach was still in its infancy
- The Witch Golf Links: Snakes in the bush, 4,000 feet of bridges and underrated golf
- Byrd course at Sea Trail Plantation: Target golf, sunlight in the Carolina pines
- Before the Grand Strand, there was 'Granddaddy' Pine Lakes Country Club
- River's Edge Golf Club in Shallotte, N.C., might keep you on the edge of sanity
- Man O'War is one Waterworld that's no flop
- Ugly stepsister Pine Hills hits the target at Myrtlewood
- Pawleys Plantation: A gorgeous (and playable!) Jack Nicklaus design
- Palmetto: Myrtle Beach's version of 'Cheers'
- Daly's Wicked Stick comes up short on all its promise
- At Santee Cooper, designer Cobb went a little dogleg crazy
- The Members: Play here after Players, Founders beat you up
- Multiple beer cart girls just part of Grande Dunes' grand pricey plan
- Lake Marion Golf Course has new greens, no weeping willow, fewer complaints
- The Founders is a gauntlet by any other name
- The Players Club has its version of 'Amen Corner'
- Bald Head Island Golf Club lies in waiting
- Heritage Club still one of South Strand's best
- Carolina National: Bates contribution to Grand Strand solid, not spectacular
- Oyster Bay still going strong after 20 years
- Some like it swampy: Myrtle Beach's best marsh courses
- Here's to you, Myrtle Beach golf group leader
- Tripping down the Tour Championship's memory lane
- Tripping down the Tour Championship's memory lane
- Blackmoor returns a true test for shotmakers
- Wild Wing's Falcon, Wood Stork and Hummingbird take flight
- Wild Wing's Avocet Course cashes in on popularity, uniqueness
- Lockwood Folly off the beaten path, but worth the effort
- The Gauntlet at St. James Plantation
- The Members Club at St. James Plantation
- St. James Plantation - Cate, Jones, and Irwin Courses in North Strand offer Different Styles
- The Players Club at st. James Plantation
- A glimpse behind the gates of the Reserve Golf Club
- Rivers Edge Clings To Reputation As One Of Grand Strand's Best
- Heather Glen Golf Links: Johnston's First Project an Affordable Grand Strand Alternative
- Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links Offers Perfect Blend of Lowcountry and Old Country
- The International Club Takes its Place Atop the Classics Golf Group
- Clam Chowder, Mimosas, and Great Service Color the Day at the Granddaddy
- Pawleys Plantation: Still One of Grand Strand's Best Courses
- Shaftesbury Glen Golf and Fish Club Opens Minds to Tillinghast's Design Principles
- Santee-Cooper Resort Eyes Myrtle Beach Market
- Magnolia Greens: Hole-by-Hole Highlights
- Magnolia Greens Golf Plantation: One of the Area's Top Destinations
- Bay Tree Plantation: Timeless Layouts, Championship Golf
- Beachwood Golf Club: Meat and Potatoes of North Myrtle Beach
- Blackmoor Golf Club Still One of South Strand's Best
- Caledonia Designer One of the Industry's Hottest Names
- Caledonia Golf and Fish Club Sets the Bar in the Grand Strand
- Carolina National rises to top shelf of Grand Strand golf
- Crow Creek Golf Plantation: Family Style Golf at its Best
- The International World Tour Golf Links: Sure to Peak Your Imagination
- King's North at Myrtle Beach National
- Myrtle Beach National's King's North is royalty in the Grand Strand
- No. 4 Not Playing Second Fiddle at Pinehurst Resort Anymore
- Myrtle Beach Audio Reviews
- Zounds, mounds! Santee National is a "user-friendly" course
- The River Club: Great Greens and Creative Golf
- Thistle Golf Club: Where Conditioning is King
- The 18th Hole at True Blue
- True Blue: New Greens, New Look, and Still One of the Grand Strand's Best
- World Tour Golf Links gives you a taste of famous courses
- Grande Dunes Country Club
World Tour Golf Links - Open/Championship