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  • Bookends Frame Solid Golf At Willbrook

    Posted on 05/21

    Many Grand Strand golf courses are lauded for having strong closing holes. Willbrook’s reachable par 5 18th, with its green backing up to a tributary of the Waccamaw River, is one such hole. But particularly formidable opening holes are a relative rarity, as most architects prefer to ease players into the round. - Read More

  • Long Bay Golf Club, Handsome, Yet Deadly

    Posted on 05/21

    When you first hear a description of Long Bay Club, “handsome yet deadly”, your curiosity will be peaked immediately. With tales of “deep bunkers” and “huge man made mounds” you will quickly realize that your imagination isn’t worthy of the reality put forth by one of Golf’s greats. - Read More

  • Stiff Competition Among Grand Strand’s Best Two-Shotters

    Posted on 05/03

    The vast majority of golf holes that have ever been built are par 4s. They are the standard form of challenge on most golf courses. As such, they come in so many different lengths and shapes that even the most well-traveled golf nut is hard-pressed to think of two with more than a passing mutual resemblance. This abundance breeds competition, too, making the task of trying to determine the ten “best” par 4s in any given area—to say nothing of the golf hub that is Myrtle Beach—an arduous one. As with the list of par 5s from a few weeks ago, this list of par 4 is not meant to be exhaustive or final. It is more of a tour of some of the diverse palette of holes draped across the Grand Strand. Here are ten great par 4s, arranged in ascending order of back tee length. - Read More

  • Arcadian Shores: Where It All Began For The U.S. Open Doctor

    Posted on 05/01

    Rees Jones has played a role in shaping a number of golf courses that host some of the biggest golf tournaments of the year, every year. He is known as “The U.S. Open Doctor” for his work at Bethpage Black, Torrey Pines and Congressional. He has overseen renovations to Atlanta Athletic Club, Hazeltine National, Baltusrol, Medinah—all recent PGA Championship venues. Oh, and he also designed or worked on four regular PGA Tour courses. - Read More

  • Snug Crown, Comfortable Throne: King’s North at Myrtle Beach National

    Posted on 04/16

    King’s North is the highest-profile of the three golf courses at Myrtle Beach National. The 54-hole complex dates to 1971, but the King’s North course, in its present iteration, was crafted in 1996 by the King (in golf terms) himself: Arnold Palmer. - Read More

  • Ten Of The Best Par 5 Golf Holes On The Grand Strand

    Posted on 04/06

    The Myrtle Beach golf scene enjoys such great variety that debates rage constantly about which courses or holes are “the best.” Those debates are never settled—never will be—because the styles of Myrtle Beach’s 100-plus courses vary so much that it comes down to personal preference.  If you’re a Golden Bearophile, Long Bay and Pawleys Plantation are going to be centerpieces of your every visit.  If you’re a Fazioholic, you’ll hit up TPC Myrtle Beach and the Fazio Course at Barefoot Resort and you may even have your home course pro try and arrange a round for you at the private Wachesaw Plantation when you visit. - Read More

  • Waccamaw Golf Trail: The South Strand’s ‘Birdie Dozen’ (Part Two of Two)

    Posted on 03/29

    We pick up this overview of the fabulous Waccamaw Golf Trail in the pleasant forests of Litchfield Beach: - Read More

  • Waccamaw Golf Trail: The South Strand’s ‘Birdie Dozen’ Part One of Two

    Posted on 03/29

    Being that the Grand Strand is such a large expanse of coastal land, it is good, when thinking about it, to imagine it as multiple segments. Most agree on a three-way separation: the North, Central and South Strands. Vacationers to the area tend to spend the majority of their time in the portion of the Strand where they are staying, a testament to the distribution of great vacation amenities throughout the greater Myrtle Beach area. - Read More

  • MYRTLEBEACHGOLF.COM BOOKS THREE MILLIONTH ROUND

    Posted on 03/23

    Myrtle Beach, S.C.—Representatives of Brittain Resort Management (BRM) have announced that their golf portal site, MyrtleBeachGolf.com, booked its three millionth round of golf on March 13, 2012. - Read More

  • Pawleys Plantation:  Marshside Jewel of the South Strand

    Pawleys Plantation Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    The Grand Strand is home to over 90 golf courses. Not all are luminaries in the golf world, but a very high number of them can be considered “must-see” and those high-mark courses are scattered throughout the region, from Pawleys Island in the south up to Calabash, North Carolina. In the former area sits Pawleys Plantation, one of two Jack Nicklaus Signature courses on the Grand Strand. Since it opened in 1988, Pawleys Plantation has entranced golfers with the beautiful natural setting it enjoys and confounds others with the challenge it poses. - Read More

  • A Properly Enjoyable Experience Awaits Golfers at the Resort Club at Grande Dunes.

    Grande Dunes Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    During its formative decades, Myrtle Beach proper existed between the Atlantic Ocean in the east and the Intracoastal Waterway in the west. But in recent years, the prosperity of the area has caused expansion of residential, commercial and recreational spaces west of that skinny, vital route. As a result, many recently built golf courses have taken advantage of a new sort of waterfront property, draping several of the Grand Strand’s most photographed holes along the Waterway’s banks. - Read More

  • Golf Course Review on Prestwick Country Club

    Prestwick Country Club Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    Check to make sure you bring every club in your bag when you play Prestwick Country Club. While you're at it, pack a little extra patience and nerve. - Read More

  • Behold, the Granddaddy

    Pine Lakes Country Club

    Posted on 03/19

    Pine Lakes Country Club is in some ways an atypical Myrtle Beach area golf course. The gentlemen who greet you and tend to your golf bag at the bag drop are clad in tartan and knickers. Golfers do not have to contend with out-of-bounds stakes and houses except on the very periphery of the course. But despite its departures from the perceived norms of Myrtle Beach golf, Pine Lakes is where it all began. - Read More

  • Crow Creek Cracks Golf Insider Top 25

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    Posted on 07/21

    Crow Creek Golf Club (pictured), the Rick Robbins-designed North Strand layout in Calabash, N.C., makes its Myrtle Beach Golf Insider Top 25 debut in the Web site's June 2011 rankings, the site announced Tuesday. - Read More

  • Video Tips from Stroke Savers: Proper Posture to Help Your Swing

    Posted on 07/21

    This week, USGTF Certified Instructor Meredith Kirk shows us how proper posture allows for a more free-flowing swing. Video was shot on-location at Willbrook Plantation in Pawleys Island, S.C. - Read More

  • Stroke Savers: The Punchout

    Posted on 07/21

    Mel Sole, director of instruction at the Ritson-Sole Golf School at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club in Pawleys Island, S.C., shows us how to properly execute the punchout shot from the trees. Video was shot on-location at Pawleys Plantation. - Read More

 

  • Golf Director Review: Barefoot Love and Eagles Nest

    Posted on 12/14

    I had the opportunity to play The Love course. Very nice course all around. Challenging but not too challenging for someone with a medium high handicap. Last week I played Eagles Nest. It was not what I expected. The greens and fairways had been overseeded and were over watered. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: TPC of Myrtle Beach

    Posted on 12/14

    On Wednesday 11/23, I played TPC of Myrtle Beach with a guest in the morning. It had rained fairly heavy earlier that morning so the course was cart path only. Even with the course being a little wet and cart path only, we both believed that it was in great shape entering the winter months. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: International Club

    Posted on 12/14

    One of the best lay-outs I have seen here in Myrtle Beach. The course was in pristine condition with very true, receptive greens. It is definitely a shot precision course with narrow fairways and doglegged holes that may be a hindrance to a big hitter. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: Heather Glen

    Posted on 12/12

    I had a chance to play Heathers Glen on Sunday, November 13. For starters, the day was absolutely perfect. The staff was helpful and excited. They were eager to answer any questions and sent me out with a detailed course diagram that gave me pointers on each hole. I found that extremely helpful with being a new golfer. - Read More

 
 

  • Bookends Frame Solid Golf At Willbrook

    Posted on 05/21

    Many Grand Strand golf courses are lauded for having strong closing holes. Willbrook’s reachable par 5 18th, with its green backing up to a tributary of the Waccamaw River, is one such hole. But particularly formidable opening holes are a relative rarity, as most architects prefer to ease players into the round. - Read More

  • Long Bay Golf Club, Handsome, Yet Deadly

    Posted on 05/21

    When you first hear a description of Long Bay Club, “handsome yet deadly”, your curiosity will be peaked immediately. With tales of “deep bunkers” and “huge man made mounds” you will quickly realize that your imagination isn’t worthy of the reality put forth by one of Golf’s greats. - Read More

  • Stiff Competition Among Grand Strand’s Best Two-Shotters

    Posted on 05/03

    The vast majority of golf holes that have ever been built are par 4s. They are the standard form of challenge on most golf courses. As such, they come in so many different lengths and shapes that even the most well-traveled golf nut is hard-pressed to think of two with more than a passing mutual resemblance. This abundance breeds competition, too, making the task of trying to determine the ten “best” par 4s in any given area—to say nothing of the golf hub that is Myrtle Beach—an arduous one. As with the list of par 5s from a few weeks ago, this list of par 4 is not meant to be exhaustive or final. It is more of a tour of some of the diverse palette of holes draped across the Grand Strand. Here are ten great par 4s, arranged in ascending order of back tee length. - Read More

  • Arcadian Shores: Where It All Began For The U.S. Open Doctor

    Posted on 05/01

    Rees Jones has played a role in shaping a number of golf courses that host some of the biggest golf tournaments of the year, every year. He is known as “The U.S. Open Doctor” for his work at Bethpage Black, Torrey Pines and Congressional. He has overseen renovations to Atlanta Athletic Club, Hazeltine National, Baltusrol, Medinah—all recent PGA Championship venues. Oh, and he also designed or worked on four regular PGA Tour courses. - Read More

  • April was Great! Bring on May!

    Posted on 04/30

    The weather was great here in Myrtle Beach this Month! Excited about our New Fall Promotion that is hot off the press now! - Read More

  • Snug Crown, Comfortable Throne: King’s North at Myrtle Beach National

    Posted on 04/16

    King’s North is the highest-profile of the three golf courses at Myrtle Beach National. The 54-hole complex dates to 1971, but the King’s North course, in its present iteration, was crafted in 1996 by the King (in golf terms) himself: Arnold Palmer. - Read More

  • Monday After the Masters- MAM 2012

    Monday after the Masters

    Posted on 04/16

    Monday after the Masters 2012 recap and rundown! - Read More

  • Ten Of The Best Par 5 Golf Holes On The Grand Strand

    Posted on 04/06

    The Myrtle Beach golf scene enjoys such great variety that debates rage constantly about which courses or holes are “the best.” Those debates are never settled—never will be—because the styles of Myrtle Beach’s 100-plus courses vary so much that it comes down to personal preference.  If you’re a Golden Bearophile, Long Bay and Pawleys Plantation are going to be centerpieces of your every visit.  If you’re a Fazioholic, you’ll hit up TPC Myrtle Beach and the Fazio Course at Barefoot Resort and you may even have your home course pro try and arrange a round for you at the private Wachesaw Plantation when you visit. - Read More

  • Maters Week 2012

    Posted on 04/05

    Take a trip to the 2012 Masters with me this week! Exciting pictures and coverage from Augusta National! - Read More

  • Waccamaw Golf Trail: The South Strand’s ‘Birdie Dozen’ (Part Two of Two)

    Posted on 03/29

    We pick up this overview of the fabulous Waccamaw Golf Trail in the pleasant forests of Litchfield Beach: - Read More

  • Waccamaw Golf Trail: The South Strand’s ‘Birdie Dozen’ Part One of Two

    Posted on 03/29

    Being that the Grand Strand is such a large expanse of coastal land, it is good, when thinking about it, to imagine it as multiple segments. Most agree on a three-way separation: the North, Central and South Strands. Vacationers to the area tend to spend the majority of their time in the portion of the Strand where they are staying, a testament to the distribution of great vacation amenities throughout the greater Myrtle Beach area. - Read More

  • Welcome to the world of Blogging!

    Posted on 03/28

    Myrtle Beach is a Great place to visit! I have listed my TOP 3 reasons to visit Myrtle Beach in my inaugural blog! - Read More

  • MYRTLEBEACHGOLF.COM BOOKS THREE MILLIONTH ROUND

    Posted on 03/23

    Myrtle Beach, S.C.—Representatives of Brittain Resort Management (BRM) have announced that their golf portal site, MyrtleBeachGolf.com, booked its three millionth round of golf on March 13, 2012. - Read More

  • Pawleys Plantation:  Marshside Jewel of the South Strand

    Pawleys Plantation Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    The Grand Strand is home to over 90 golf courses. Not all are luminaries in the golf world, but a very high number of them can be considered “must-see” and those high-mark courses are scattered throughout the region, from Pawleys Island in the south up to Calabash, North Carolina. In the former area sits Pawleys Plantation, one of two Jack Nicklaus Signature courses on the Grand Strand. Since it opened in 1988, Pawleys Plantation has entranced golfers with the beautiful natural setting it enjoys and confounds others with the challenge it poses. - Read More

  • A Properly Enjoyable Experience Awaits Golfers at the Resort Club at Grande Dunes.

    Grande Dunes Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    During its formative decades, Myrtle Beach proper existed between the Atlantic Ocean in the east and the Intracoastal Waterway in the west. But in recent years, the prosperity of the area has caused expansion of residential, commercial and recreational spaces west of that skinny, vital route. As a result, many recently built golf courses have taken advantage of a new sort of waterfront property, draping several of the Grand Strand’s most photographed holes along the Waterway’s banks. - Read More

  • Golf Course Review on Prestwick Country Club

    Prestwick Country Club Golf Course

    Posted on 03/19

    Check to make sure you bring every club in your bag when you play Prestwick Country Club. While you're at it, pack a little extra patience and nerve. - Read More

  • Behold, the Granddaddy

    Pine Lakes Country Club

    Posted on 03/19

    Pine Lakes Country Club is in some ways an atypical Myrtle Beach area golf course. The gentlemen who greet you and tend to your golf bag at the bag drop are clad in tartan and knickers. Golfers do not have to contend with out-of-bounds stakes and houses except on the very periphery of the course. But despite its departures from the perceived norms of Myrtle Beach golf, Pine Lakes is where it all began. - Read More

  • 11 Rounds in 11 Hours for Our Wounded Warriors

    Posted on 02/06

    This Veterans Day, 42-year-old Golf Academy of America student Mark Chapman will attempt to play 11 rounds of golf in 11 hours. The golf marathon will be held at Waterway Hills Golf Club in Myrtle Beach, and will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project and the Salute Military Golf Association. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: Barefoot Love and Eagles Nest

    Posted on 12/14

    I had the opportunity to play The Love course. Very nice course all around. Challenging but not too challenging for someone with a medium high handicap. Last week I played Eagles Nest. It was not what I expected. The greens and fairways had been overseeded and were over watered. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: TPC of Myrtle Beach

    Posted on 12/14

    On Wednesday 11/23, I played TPC of Myrtle Beach with a guest in the morning. It had rained fairly heavy earlier that morning so the course was cart path only. Even with the course being a little wet and cart path only, we both believed that it was in great shape entering the winter months. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: International Club

    Posted on 12/14

    One of the best lay-outs I have seen here in Myrtle Beach. The course was in pristine condition with very true, receptive greens. It is definitely a shot precision course with narrow fairways and doglegged holes that may be a hindrance to a big hitter. - Read More

  • Golf Director Review: Heather Glen

    Posted on 12/12

    I had a chance to play Heathers Glen on Sunday, November 13. For starters, the day was absolutely perfect. The staff was helpful and excited. They were eager to answer any questions and sent me out with a detailed course diagram that gave me pointers on each hole. I found that extremely helpful with being a new golfer. - Read More

  • Crow Creek Cracks Golf Insider Top 25

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    Posted on 07/21

    Crow Creek Golf Club (pictured), the Rick Robbins-designed North Strand layout in Calabash, N.C., makes its Myrtle Beach Golf Insider Top 25 debut in the Web site's June 2011 rankings, the site announced Tuesday. - Read More

  • Video Tips from Stroke Savers: Proper Posture to Help Your Swing

    Posted on 07/21

    This week, USGTF Certified Instructor Meredith Kirk shows us how proper posture allows for a more free-flowing swing. Video was shot on-location at Willbrook Plantation in Pawleys Island, S.C. - Read More

  • Stroke Savers: The Punchout

    Posted on 07/21

    Mel Sole, director of instruction at the Ritson-Sole Golf School at Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club in Pawleys Island, S.C., shows us how to properly execute the punchout shot from the trees. Video was shot on-location at Pawleys Plantation. - Read More