Myrtle Beach Golf Courses Summer Aeration Schedule

Putting on an aerated green is like driving on a road with endless potholes. No one likes it, but the maintenance staff at the golf course will have the greens in flawless condition a lot faster than the city road crew will fix your side street.

Aerating greens on golf courses is necessary, especially on the well-groomed golf courses of Myrtle Beach, because it allows more oxygen into the ground, enabling healthy root growth. Once or twice a year, greens are aerated to help ensure firm, well-paced greens the rest of the year. Without aeration, greens can become too soft and unreceptive to mowers and foot traffic.

Luckily for vacationers and golfers in the Myrtle Beach area, the high density of golf courses on the Grand Strand allows smart golfers to avoid having to see that dreaded grid of tiny aeration holes completely. With nearly 75 courses available, you can rest easy knowing that plenty of courses will be in ideal playing condition during your golf vacation. When you are planning your trip, simply check with each course with which you’re booking a tee time to confirm whether the greens are being aerated when you plan to play. (Some of the courses close during the maintenance process, so you won’t be able to book a time.) A simple phone call is all it takes. Double check with the courses before you book and your trip will be full of amazing golf and aeration-free!

Here is the schedule for a few Myrtle Beach golf courses, but we recommend calling all of the courses on your itinerary just to confirm the dates have not changed.

Aeration Schedule:

• 
  Aberdeen
  Jun 10 – 16
  
• 
  Arcadian Shores
  May 29 – Jun 2 & Aug 2 – 3
  
• 
  Arrowhead
  May 22 – Aug 15
  
• 
  Barefoot Dye
  Jun 19 – 23
  
• 
  Barefoot Fazio
  Jun 5 – 9
  
• 
  Barefoot Love
  Jul 24 – 28
  
• 
  Barefoot Norman
  July 3 – 8
  
• 
  Blackmoor
  May 28 – 29 & Aug 5 – 6
  
• Brunswick Plantation
  First Week of June & August
• 
  Burning Ridge
  Jul 10 – 16
  
• 
  Caledonia
  Jun 19 – 20
  
• 
  Colonial Charters
  May 24 -30
  
• 
  Crown Park
  Jun 6 – 7 & Aug 16 – 17
  
• 
  Dunes Club
  Jun 5 – 12
  
• 
  Eagle Nest
  May 29 and Jul 10
  
• 
  Founders Club
  Jun 6 – 12
  
• 
  Grande Dunes
  Jun 19 – 23
  
• 
  Litchfield Country Club
  Jul 10 – 16
  
• 
  Lockwood Folly
  May 3
  
• 
  Long Bay
  Jul 6 – 12
  
• 
  Man O War
  May 22 – 23
  
• 
  MBN King’s North
  Jun 19 – 25
  
• 
  MBN Southcreek
  Jun 5 – 11
  
• 
  MBN West
  Jun 12 – 18
  
• 
  Myrtlewood Palmetto
  Jun 21 – 27
  
• 
  Myrtlewood PineHills
  Jun 7 – 13
  

• 
  Meadowlands
  Jul 10 – 14
  
• 
  Pine Lakes
  Jul 10 – 18
  
• 
  Prestwick
  Jul 23 – 27
  
• 
  River Club
  Jun 27 – Jul 4
  
• 
  River Hills
  Jun 21 – 27
  
• 
  River Oaks
  Jul 10
  
• 
  Rivers Edge
  Jun 12 – 14
  
• 
  Sandpiper Bay
  Jun 5 – 7 & Jul 31 – Aug 2
  
• 
  Sea Trail Byrd
  Jun 26 – 27
  
• 
  Sea Trail Jones
  Jul 10 – 11
  
• 
  Sea Trail Maples
  Sept 6 – 7
  
• 
  Shaftesbury Glen
  Jun 19 – 20
  
• 
  The Pearl (all nines)
  Jul 31 – Aug 4
  
• 
  The Pearl East
  Starting Jun 26
  
• 
  The Pearl North
  Starting June 12
  
• 
  The Pearl West
  Starting Jun 19
  
• 
  Thistle
  Second to Third week of June
  
• 
  TPC Myrtle Beach
  Jun 13 – 19
  
• 
  Tradition
  Jun 20 – 26
  
• 
  True Blue
  Jun 12 – 13
  
• 
  Wachesaw East
  Jun 6 – 8
  
• 
  Wild Wing Avocet
  Jun 20 – 26
  
• 
  Willbrook
  Jun 7 – 13
  
• 
  Wizard
  May 30 – 31
  
• 
  World Tour
  Jun 21 – 27
  

So remember as you’re prepping your golf game for your next visit to Myrtle Beach area golf courses, plan your schedule ahead of time to make sure you’ll be putting on greens that are more like a freshly paved highway than a cobblestone road.