Myrtle Beach Golf
Hit the Links On Myrtle Beach’s World Class Golf Courses!
Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand are home to some of the best and most challenging golf courses in the country. You’ll enjoy the beauty of the courses as well as the calibre of environmentally responsible planning that went into the development of the courses in the Low Country. From rounds that test your mettle to putting that requires patience and confidence, your golfing experience in Myrtle Beach will one that keeps you returning year after year.
One of the newest golf courses in Myrtle Beach, the Grande Dunes Resort Course, offers you challenging greens, magnificent views of the Intracoastal Waterway, and exceptional play on holes 11, 14, and 18. Players who frequent this course rank the 9th and 10th holes as outstanding as well. The professionals at this course can confidently arrange your tee time to coincide with others so that you have adequate time for playing any particular fairway and green. This course is ranked in Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Public Courses as well as among the best courses in South Carolina.
The Witch, The Wizard, and the Man O’ War Golf Courses sound like a Broadway play but you’ll find all of them to require accurate shots among the water hazards that surround your area of play. The constant breeze as well as the 100-acre lake that winds through the courses combine to challenge your mettle and your skill as you battle the task at hand as well as the elements. On the Man O’ War Course, the most difficult hole, if you accept the challenge, is the par 4 9th where the entire hole is an island that surrounds both the fairway and the green. You’ll enjoy the uniqueness of these courses and the competitiveness that they provide.
On either Myrtlewood Palmetto or Myrtlewood Pinehills, you will find picturesque views, enjoyable layouts, and top-ranked holes that provide you with challenges to your level of ability. If you’re a mobility-impaired golfer both of these golf courses have special golf carts that assist you quite well. You can even drive on the greens without damaging them or having any negative impact.
Old school golfers will love “The Granddaddy” of them all, Pine Lakes Country Club, which was the first golf course ever constructed in Myrtle Beach. You’ll enjoy the Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame that’s located behind the elegantly restored clubhouse before your tee time begins. The course that underwent a $15 million dollar makeover about ten years ago presents a more player-friendly layout and customer service that is exceptional. This is a “must play” when you tee it up in Myrtle Beach.
If you’d like to play some of the best holes in the world right on the Grand Strand, then the World Tour Golf Links is a definite for your next tee time. Each of the twenty-seven holes is a replica of holes at some of the most famous golf courses in the world. If you’ve always dreamed of playing at Pine Valley, Augusta National, or St. Andrews arrange your tee time at World Tour and let the challenge begin.
With over 100 golf courses along the Grand Strand no matter what your handicap, you’ll find the right challenge for your level of skill and talent. Each course will offer you its own set of unique tests as you attempt par on some of the most beautiful settings along the East Coast.