Myrtle Beach Feature Stories
No golf group is created equal, right? So what's your group's perfect Myrtle Beach golf vacation itinerary?
Around 4 million rounds of golf are played each year on the Grand Strand's 100-plus golf courses. So picking the perfect itinerary out of the pack for your group can be a formidable task. We here at MyrtleBeachGolf.com have tried to divvy all you golf groups up into specific categories, and list a few golf courses that will fit you best.
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Legends Resort gives Myrtle Beach golfers a trio of interesting, entertaining golf courses
Legends Resort in Myrtle Beach features three golf courses: the Heathland, Parkland and Moorland, plus partnerships with 10 other Myrtle Beach golf courses, like Barefoot Resort & Golf.
... full article »With golf courses by Byrd, Maples and Jones, Sea Trail Plantation stands out among Myrtle Beach-area resorts
There are more than 100 Myrtle Beach golf courses. But on a Myrtle Beach vacation, you might want to stay put. Here is a look at Sea Trail Plantation, an excellent, multi-course resort with golf courses by William Byrd, Dan Maples and Rees Jones.
... full article »Myrtle Beach National: An Arnold Palmer multi-golf-course sensation
In Myrtle Beach, multiple-course facilities offer duffers a chance to play great, diverse golf courses. Myrtle Beach National is one of the best on the Grand Strand, boasting three Arnold Palmer designs: King's North, South Creek and the West Course.
... full article »Barefoot Resort: Myrtle Beach multi-course golf facility dazzles with Dye, Fazio, Love III, Norman
With more than 100 golf courses, Myrtle Beach is an outstanding golf destination. There are also several multi-course facilities there, including Barefoot Resort & Golf, boasting courses crafted by Tom Fazio, Davis Love III, Pete Dye and Greg Norman.
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- Grand Strand South: The perfect South Myrtle Beach golf itinerary
- Grand Strand North: The perfect North Myrtle Beach golf itinerary
- Grand Strand Central: The perfect Central Myrtle Beach golf itinerary
- Swamp things: A look at Myrtle Beach's top marsh golf courses
- Myrtle Beach golf course closures: What does it all mean for golfers?
- Myrtle Beach: Home of great golf and wild bachelor parties
- Play it easy at the Grand Strand and get your groove back
- Living large? Stick with these Myrtle Beach golf resorts for big groups
- Myrtle Beach: The perfect itinerary
- Lemonade, Southern hospitality and slave quarters: Our favorite Myrtle Beach plantation golf
- Myrtle Beach's most underrated golf courses are worth a look
- Myrtle Beach, S.C. has some great golf courses - just not these
- Travelers still finding the deals on golf and more at Myrtle Beach
- Reader says Caledonia the class of the Grand Strand
- A shot in the dark? Tupelo Bay's night golf is just that
- Golf instruction business is booming in Myrtle Beach
- Hail timber? Big pine helps Indian Wells earn Myrtle Beach honors
- Myrtle Beach's glamour makeover: Taking its best shot at reeling in the fat cats
- Space wars overshadow beachfront accommodations on the Grand Strand
- Beware of hotel arranged golf packages
- Local course owners feel rumors scaring away clientele
- Spotlight on Myrtle Beach's foreign influx
- John Daly, course designer, no long shot n marketing muscle
- Myrtle Beach's worries could spell boon for golfers
- Despite some hokey marketing, Santee offers decent golf and fishing
- No summertime doldrums for Myrtle Beach this year as golf rounds hit record high
- By land or air, getting around Myrtle Beach becoming simpler
- Ocean Ridge Plantation stays open while ownership issues continue behind the scenes
- The Brick gets a major makeover under new ownership
- Time for clean break between TPC and Myrtle Beach
- Golfapalooza hits town, Hooters Air to fly to Indy, Hootie a hit despite weather
- Take a hike: Myrtle Beach golf courses tough on walking
- Marsh Madness: Best marsh holes of Myrtle Beach
- March Madness in Myrtle Beach The best sports bars of the Grand Strand
- Course construction updates on Ocean Ridge, Reserve
- Myrtle Beach is a golf soap opera without rival
- The Myrtle Beach answer guy weighs in on the upcoming golf season
- On the (former) Tour Championship Trail: The Dunes Club defined by time, memories
- Course remodels dominate scene, still there's plenty to crow about in Grand Strand
- Jingle balls? Grand Strand's good news comes in nick of time
- Going to Myrtle? Leave it to The Gurus
- Myrtle Beach remakes and plenty of other Grand Strand musings
- Crown Park turns it around with new layout
- Nick Price hits the Grand Strand; World Tour named Course of the Year
- With these designers, Barefoot is something to behold
- Dunes Club continues restoration project
- Grand Strand layouts use summer months to prepare for fall
- World Tour Golf Links has expansion in mind
- Five for fall(ing): Five things to watch this fall golf season in the Grand Strand
- Myrtle Beach classics stand up to test of time
- World Amateur Championship cements Myrtle Beach's claim as 'Golf Capital of the World'
- Top 10 reasons to consider Brunswick County a true golf destination
- Myrtle Beach's image moves more upscale
- Greener pastures: Grand Strand courses work to improve putting surfaces
- The Southern Beaches of Brunswick County
- On the Tim Cate Trail: Ocean Ridge Plantation
- Bold courses, modest maker: Quietly, Tim Cate has designed some great layouts in the Grand Strand
- Hooters takes to the air, Robber's Roost closes for the summer
- Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday sinks popular Internet golf forum
- Summer calendar: Fourth of July festivities
- Central location and seniority don't always equal repeat play
- Venerable Grand Strand golf venues maintain a touch of yesteryear
- Summertime specials make Grand Strand affordable option
- Multi-course facilities a way of golfing life in Myrtle Beach
- Dine and dash: Myrtle Beach courses serving up good eats
- Sea Trail sale still on hold, Marsh Harbour closed until 2004
- Future of Grand Strand comes nine holes at a time
- Grand Courses face uphill battle for optimum spring course conditions
- It's Myrtle Beach or bust for many Canadians
- The ABC's of choosing a Myrtle Beach golf package
- Hootie' breathes new life into the Grand Strand
- A road map to the spring season in the Grand Strand
- Sea Trail closing delayed until late February or early March
- Divine secrets of the Myrtle Beach golf scene
- Few answers, mystery continue to surround Marsh Harbour
- Grand Strand catches its breath in 2002
- Grand Strand on the Rebound with Fall Specials
- In Defense of Myrtle Beach, Golf Capital
- Q and A: Independent Golf Package Providers
- Great Bunker Play from the Ritson-Sole Golf School
- Marshall and Chubbs Takes Sports Bar Cuisine to the Next Level
- Stimpmeter Instruction Booklet
- Sea Trail on the comeback trail, plus news from Grande Dunes, Wild Wing Plantation
- Grand Strand's Best of 2002 is void of Best New Course
- Grand Strand pro shops carve gift niche amid superstore dominance
- Guarding the gates to the Grand Strand: Courses on the periphery starting to get creative in attracting golfers
- Grand Strand's fall golf season is just not what it used to be
- Overrated and underrated of the Grand Strand, take two
- Golf Digest rankings raise as many questions as answers
- Cards stacked against Grand Strand in battle against Las Vegas golf scene
- Winter Specials Warm Up Grand Strand's Off-Season
- Tidewater's Dirty Little Secret Could Bolster Its Reputation
- Condotels South: Changing the Face of the Myrtle Beach Golf Vacation
- Heather Glen Golf Links: Johnston's First Project an Affordable Grand Strand Alternative
- Little River Restaurant Roundup: Cheap Beer, 37 Televisions and Bad Chicken Wings Await at The Varsity Club
- The Best "Warm-Up" Courses of Myrtle Beach Kickoff the Fall Golf Season
- Turning Over a New Leaf at River Hills, Indian Wells
- Former Links Group Courses Open New Chapter
- Vanguard the Latest Airline to Leave Myrtle Beach International Airport
- On the cheap: Getting back to Grand Strand's roots
- Tidewater Set to Re-open, Surf Club to Go Private
- What Were They Thinking? Things that Make You Go "Hmmm" in the Grand Strand
- Links Land in the Grand Strand: Myrtle Beach's Best Links Style Courses Await
- Seafood Capital of the South Welcomes four new restaurants
- Shaftesbury Glen Golf and Fish Club Opens Minds to Tillinghast's Design Principles
- Practice Makes Perfect in the Grand Strand: Plenty of Options Available
- The grass does matter at Tidewater Golf Club
- June Notebook: Legends Poised for Barefoot Takeover
- Brave the Heat, Reap the Benefits: Sunbelt Golf Destinations Offer Low Summer Rates
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com May Notebook: Notes from Dawson's Creek, Barefoot Resort, and More
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com April Notebook: Of Rankings, Reorganization, and Rites of Spring
- Grand Strand Resorts Going Deadbeat on Payments to Local Golf Courses
- Roadway Construction: Detours Abound in Myrtle Beach
- March Madness: MyrtleBeachGolf.com Notebook
- Fazio and Dye go head to head at Barefoot Resort
- The Bears of Myrtle Beach
- Fishing Around in the Santee-Cooper Region
- The TravelGolf.com Interview: Dan Maples Has Designs on Greatness
- A Family Thing: Dan Maples Builds on Legacy
- Best in Show: Focus on Myrtle Beach Greens
- Beach Vacations: Customized Golf Packages on the Grand Strand
- Calabash Golf Links Sweeps Year-End Awards
- Myrtle Beach Spring Forecast: Sunshine and Full Courses
- Links Group Gets Green Light To Expand, Grand Strand Golf To Suffer?
- Links Group Not Out of the Woods: Funding for Reorganization Lacking
- Links Group Saga Comes to an End
- The TravelGolf.com Interview: Dave Pelz Never Short on Good Advice
- 2001 Year in Review: Grand Strand Rebounds from Turbulent Ride
- North Strand Courses Sever Ties with Links Group
- Links Group Receives Another Extension
- Readers Tee Off: Letters to the Myrtle Beach Editor
- Disaster Golf
- Grand Strand Puts Thoughts Of Lost Profits On Hold To Mourn The Attack On America
- Midway Airlines Leaves Myrtle Beach Behind
- Blarney Stones Pub and Cigar Bar: Rustic Irish meets Swank Americana
- The Breakers Resort Breaks On Through
- Brunswick County Golf
- Brunswick County at the Crossroads
- Brunswick County Golf Weathers the Storm
- Customer Service Moves Forward in the Grand Strand
- Murrells Inlet's Highway 707 Corridor: Golf and Grub in the South Strand
- A Must-Know Guide to Fall Golf in the Grand Strand
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com's Spring Golf Guide: Myrtle Beach's Best Finishing Holes
- Welcome to the Golf Capital of the World
- News from Barefoot Resort and More
- Overrated and Overlooked on the Myrtle Beach Golf Scene
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com's Spring Golf Guide: Breaking Down the Grand Strand Golf Scene
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com's Spring Golf Guide
- MyrtleBeachGolf.com's Spring Golf Guide: This Ain't Your Father's Grand Strand
- New Greens of the South Strand
- North Myrtle Beach Golf Runs the Gamut
- North Myrtle Beach Features a Unique Combination of the New and the Old
- The Best Par 3's of the South Strand in Myrtle Beach
- Planning Your Spring Golf Trip to Myrtle Beach
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- The Tribe Has Spoken: One Spring Golf Trip, Four Golf Destinations
- Top 10 Scenic Courses in Myrtle Beach
- New Head Pro Looks to Tame True Blue's Reputation
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