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- 66
- Championship courses
- 1,000+
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- 10M+
- Rounds booked
- 40+
- Years planning trips
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The courses
More championship golf than anywhere on the East Coast.
Dye. Fazio. Palmer. Norman. Love. The biggest names in course design built their best work right here, and we book all of it. Compare 66 courses from Pawleys Island to Brunswick County, check live rates, and get honest local advice on where your group should play.
Featured golf trips
Packages our groups book most.
Four stay and play packages our Golfmasters build the most trips around. Golf, lodging and tee times are booked together, and every one can be shaped to your dates and group size.
4 courses Barefoot Resort Stay & Play
Four championship courses on one property from Dye, Fazio, Love and Norman, with villa or Yacht Club lodging. Play all four and you get a free afternoon round.
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5 courses Legends Stay & Play
Three nights in the resort villas and five courses to choose from. Breakfast, lunch and two drinks are included at the clubhouse with every round.
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22 courses Myrtle Beach Golf Trail
Pick two or more rounds from 22 championship courses and the rate per round drops. Stay oceanfront, in a golf villa, or in a large condo.
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22 courses Golfmasters' Favorites
The courses our Golfmasters send groups to first, booked as one trip. Two rounds minimum, and booking early holds the better spring and summer tee sheets.
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Rated by the golfers who played them.
A changing selection from the 66 courses we book, every one of them rated 4.4 or better by verified golfers. The four on screen change as you read, and each has live tee times and can be added to a stay and play trip.
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Dunes Golf and Beach Club
Robert Trent Jones laid this out in 1948 and it still sets the standard on the Grand Strand. Hole 13, Waterloo, swings around Lake Singleton and settles most matches before the walk in.
Signature hole Hole 13, Waterloo
Course details and tee timesRated 4.8 out of 5 from 189 golfer ratings -
Thistle Golf Club
Tim Cate put Scottish links ideas into Carolina Lowcountry ground. Wide corridors, marsh carries and green complexes that reward the golfer who thinks a shot ahead.
Signature hole The par 5 16th
Course details and tee timesRated 4.7 out of 5 from 515 golfer ratings -
TPC Myrtle Beach
The Tom Fazio tournament course that hosted the Senior PGA Tour Championship. Pines and marsh squeeze the landing areas, and the closing stretch decides the card.
Signature hole The par 3 17th over water
Course details and tee timesRated 4.6 out of 5 from 805 golfer ratings -
Caledonia Golf & Fish Club
Mike Strantz worked this one through marsh and mature oaks on a former rice plantation. Short on the card at 6,526 yards and still one of the hardest scores to protect.
Signature hole The 18th to the clubhouse
Course details and tee timesRated 4.6 out of 5 from 788 golfer ratings -
True Blue Golf Club
The bigger, wider Strantz course across the road from Caledonia. Enormous sandy waste areas, huge greens, and room to swing hard off the tee.
Signature hole The par 3 3rd
Course details and tee timesRated 4.5 out of 5 from 655 golfer ratings -
Tidewater Golf Club
One of very few courses on the Grand Strand with holes on both the Intracoastal Waterway and the salt marsh. The views on 3, 4, 12 and 13 are the ones groups talk about.
Signature hole The par 3 3rd over marsh
Course details and tee timesRated 4.4 out of 5 from 978 golfer ratings -
Barefoot Resort – Dye Course
Pete Dye at his most demanding, kept for resort guests and package golfers. Angled fairways, deep bunkering, and a finish that asks for one good swing after another.
Signature hole The par 3 13th island green
Course details and tee timesRated 4.5 out of 5 from 775 golfer ratings -
Grande Dunes Resort Club
A wide, immaculately kept layout high above the Intracoastal Waterway. At 7,578 yards from the tips it is one of the longest tests we book.
Signature hole The par 4 18th along the waterway
Course details and tee timesRated 4.5 out of 5 from 925 golfer ratings -
Rivers Edge Golf Club
Arnold Palmer built this one along the Shallotte River in Brunswick County. Elevated tees, marsh crossings and generous conditioning most of the year.
Signature hole The par 5 5th peninsula green
Course details and tee timesRated 4.5 out of 5 from 1,397 golfer ratings -
Myrtle Beach National - Kings North
The Palmer course everybody knows for the Gambler, a split fairway par 5 with an island landing area, and the SkyHole 3rd surrounded by white sand.
Signature hole The par 5 6th, The Gambler
Course details and tee timesRated 4.4 out of 5 from 901 golfer ratings -
Arrowhead Country Club
27 holes from Raymond Floyd and Tom Jackson a few minutes from the beach. The Waterway nine plays right along the Intracoastal and is the pick of the three.
Signature hole The par 3 13th over water
Course details and tee timesRated 4.5 out of 5 from 1,313 golfer ratings -
Prestwick Country Club
A Pete and P.B. Dye design that has hosted the Monday qualifier for the PGA Tour stop. Firm greens, real bunkering, and a club feel rather than a resort one.
Signature hole The par 4 9th and its water carry
Course details and tee timesRated 4.4 out of 5 from 1,121 golfer ratings -
Crow Creek Golf Club
Rick Robbins routed this Calabash course through old farmland and wetlands. Big landing areas, tiered greens, and consistently one of the better values we book.
Signature hole The par 5 18th
Course details and tee timesRated 4.4 out of 5 from 533 golfer ratings -
Pine Lakes Country Club
The Granddaddy, open since 1927 and the first course in Myrtle Beach. Robert White laid it out, and a starter in plus fours still sends every group off the first tee.
Signature hole The par 3 11th over water
Course details and tee timesRated 4.4 out of 5 from 833 golfer ratings
How it works
One booking. Golf and lodging, together.
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Tell us about your trip
Dates, group size, and how you like to play. Two minutes, all tappable, online or on the phone.
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Your matched package appears right away: courses, lodging, and live prices, all adjustable on screen.
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Book it, with backup
Book online in minutes at one price with no platform fees. A Golfmaster double checks every detail and is one call away the whole way.
Golfer reviews
Trusted by golfers for decades.
“Booked our Myrtle Beach golf trip online and everything was simple. Tee times, lodging, and the whole schedule came together without the usual group-trip headaches.”
“12 guys, 5 days, 6 rounds. The online booking process made it easy to get the trip moving without chasing everyone for details.”
“Third trip to Myrtle Beach but first time booking this way. It was fast, clean, and much easier than trying to piece everything together ourselves.”
Golfers in Myrtle Beach
Real groups, real trips.
Foursomes, families, and 20 person outings play here every week of the year. These are the groups we booked. Refresh the page for a different set.
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