Aberdeen Country Club

The only Carolinas recipient of Golf Digest’s prestigious medallions for both Value and Service in 1998, and awarded
4 STARS in Golf Digest’s “Places to Play 2006”

Aberdeen Country Club delivers a 27-hole golf experience with a Scottish flair. Each nine presents a different look and different challenges, with fertile fairways and gorgeous new Tif-Eagle Bermuda greens. Aberdeen is tucked along a protected riverfront preserve, teaming with wildlife. And with 27 holes available, the opportunity for an extra nine or 18 is great!

Arcadian Shores Golf Club

Arcadian Shores combines the best of Mother Nature with the best of modern golf layout. Lush bermuda greens, with 64 creatively placed sand bunkers and natural lakes woven in and out of the fairways, make this a challenge you will long remember. In a recent poll, organized by The Sun News, 24 golf experts voted two holes, #2 and #13, as part of the “Dream 18,” a compilation of the best 18 holes on the beach.

Experience championship golf and sign up for our golf academy on a truly exceptional course at Arcadian Shores Golf Club.

Arrowhead Country Club

With a canvas of Bermuda Fairways and Bentgrass Greens, the team of Ray Floyd and Tom Jackson have created a 27-hole masterpiece along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway in Myrtle Beach. Each nine-hole layout is unique, featuring uncommon elevations, hardwood wetlands and the most impeccable manicured holes in the area.

Arrowhead was recently awarded SC's Golf Course of the Year (1998).

Arrowhead is conveniently located five minutes from the Myrtle Beach International Airport. Ask about our special programs for Juniors. Non-metal spikes required.

Azalea Sands

Each hole has a pleasing uniqueness all its own. The course measures 6902 yards from the Blue tees and provides all of the challenge you can handle. The White tees require a little less distance, but strategically placed lakes, bunkers and tees are constantly testing your shot-making abilities! Walking is allowed certain times of the year, and you'll always find the course in optimum playing condition.

Barefoot Resort & Golf - Dye

Famed architect Pete Dye maintains his reputation of building memorable and challenging courses with the Dye Course at Barefoot Resort.

This visually stunning design is filled with Dye’s infamous pitfalls for wary shots. Working with exceptional elevations and an excellent site, this course lives up to the Dye name.

Dye's course is one of four Championship Golf Courses built concurrently at North Myrtle Beach's 2,377 acre Barefoot Resort and is the only one of the four to be semi-private. Golf Digest rated it "Places to Play, 2004." Ranked #10 "Top 50 Courses of Myrtle Beach" by Golf Digest.

Barefoot Resort & Golf - Fazio

Tom Fazio, voted “Golf Course Architect of the Year” five years in a row, brings his design expertise to a rolling parcel of land at the heart of Barefoot Resort.

Fazio has “perfected a certain formula for creating overwhelming, lovely holes that are meticulously manicured and pleasant to play.” Fazio’s course has attracted national acclaim. Off the tees, players will be greeted with stunning visuals and 18 distinct holes that will be remembered after every round.

Golf Digest rated it 81st in “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses - 2005-2006” and ranked it sixth in “Top 50 courses in Myrtle Beach- 2006”.

New in 2006, a 30-acre lighted practice facility complete with teaching school, New York-style pizzeria and deli sports bar.

Barefoot Resort & Golf - Love

Davis Love III has solidified his reputation as a course designer with his creation at Barefoot Resort. Competing with other architects in the Barefoot Resort project, such as Fazio, Norman and Dye, Love was determined to build a course that was unique, visually striking and fun to play.

The Love Course was ranked #6 “Best New Upscale Public Course in America-2000” by Golf Digest and most recently Golf Digest rated #38- “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses- 2005-2006” and #1 “Top 50 Courses in Myrtle Beach.”

New in 2006, a 30-acre lighted practice facility complete with teaching school, New York-style pizzeria and deli sports bar.

Barefoot Resort & Golf - Norman

Greg Norman’s unique design at Barefoot Resort has only 60 acres of mowable grass existing on all 18 holes. Norman uses tactical landscaping and the site’s natural vegetation to frame each hole. The course also features several holes along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway.

Norman, award-winning designer, is excited about his design, stating “We have a fabulous piece of property with great elevations and the developer has spared no expense to ensure that this course is the absolute best it can be.”Also ranked in Golf Digest’s “Places to Play-2004” and was #28 in the “Top 50 Courses of Myrtle Beach” by Golf Digest.

New in 2006, a 30-acre lighted practice facility complete with teaching school, New York-style pizzeria and deli sports bar.

Black Bear Golf Club

Black Bear Golf Club is as bold and beautiful as its name suggests.

Completely engulfed by nature and enhanced by 23 beautiful finger lakes, The Beast will force you to use every club in your bag. The wide fairways instill confidence in every golfer’s game, and our brand¬new Champion Bermuda greens will fool you into thinking your ball is gliding on air rather than rolling on grass.

After your round, join us in our Plantation-style clubhouse where our friendly staff eagerly awaits your company.

Black Bear is located on Highway 9, just a 25 minute drive from downtown Myrtle Beach on Hwy. 31 N. to Hwy. 9 W., then 8 miles on the right.

Blackmoor

Blackmoor, Gary Player’s only Grand Strand signature course, is built on the historic Longwood Plantation, which parallels the Waccamaw River. This spectacular undulating design takes advantage of the natural terrain and beautiful vistas making it a most enjoyable place to play. As the world’s most traveled golfer, Player was able to use his wisdom and talent to provide a challenging course for the most capable golfer. Yet, the clever layout provides the high handicapper a very fun round.

When you couple the charm of this course with its truly hospitable staff and inviting facilities, Blackmoor becomes a “must-play” year after year. Be sure to visit the website to see the area’s only live course web cam!

Brunswick Plantation

Brunswick Plantation’s 27-hole golf course provides beginners and avid golfers alike with a memorable and challenging experience. The golf course emphasizes the natural beauty of the terrain by integrating quick, bermuda grass greens and lush fairways with tall, Carolina pines.

Burning Ridge - East

While playing, you will encounter elegantly shaped mounded fairways and large yawning bunkers before you reach our smooth putting surfaces.

Afterwards, relax in our grill area or enjoy a drink on our outside deck.

Winner of the “2006 Myrtle Beach Golf Course of the Year” and winner of the Myrtle Beach Golfing News’ “Hospitality and Operational Excellence- 2002.” Our friendly staff welcomes golfers with “above and beyond” service, along with warm Southern hospitality.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club’s incredible beauty and design has been lauded by America’s leading golf publications.

Built on a historic rice plantation surrounded by centuries-old live oaks, the beautiful sweeping views of Caledonia make for a relaxing day on the course.

Upon opening in 1994, Golf Digest selected Caledonia as the “Fifth Best New Public Course in America.” Golf Digest also named Caledonia one of “America’s Top 100 Greatest Public Courses,” in the top ten of the “Top 50 Courses in Myrtle Beach” and a 4.5 STARS rating in the “Places to Play” Guide. GOLF Magazine ranked Caledonia in their “Top 100 You Can Play,” and Golfweek has named Caledonia as one of “America’s 100 Best Modern Courses” since 1995.

Now featuring new Champion Bermuda greens– rave reviews!

Carolina National

Carolina National Golf Club is a 4 1/2 star 27-hole Fred Couples signature golf facility. The course is set along the Lockwood Folly River, carved out of low country marshlands and offers golfers an endless variety of playing experiences. The 14,000 square foot putting/chipping green and the 320-yard driving range are great warm-up facilities. Carolina National Golf Club has three distinctive nines; Egret, Heron and IBIS, which play in a trio of 18-hole combinations. The course was designated to accommodate all skill levels through its innovative design and multiple tee placements. Just over 7,000 yards from the tips, the course will challenge the accomplished golfer, yet five sets of strategically placed tees offer an equally challenging test to golfers abilities.

Carolina Shores

Carolina Shores Golf & Country Club is located in the heart of Calabash, North Carolina. The course first opened its doors in this historic seaside fishing village back in 1974. In recognition for its unique design, Carolina Shores was rated #1 on the Grand Strand by Golf Course Rankings of America and was quickly known as a Tom Jackson masterpiece. Golfers have always enjoyed our rolling, tree-lined fairways leading to our large, well-protected Bermuda greens.

Crow Creek

Since opening in February 2000, Crow Creek has become one of the most popular destinations for golfers visiting the Grand Strand.

Created by architect Rick Robbins, a former Jack Nicklaus design associate, Crow Creek is ranked among the “Top 50 Golf Courses in North Carolina” by North Carolina Magazine.

Crow Creek offers an enjoyable challenge for resort players from the regular tees, and the championship tees stretch the layout to more than 7,101 yards for low-handicap players. Generous TifSport bermuda fairways and undulating L-93 bentgrass greens combine for perfect playing conditions year¬round.

Crown Park

Crown Park Golf Club is a course carved through the Carolina Pines with no homes in sight.

Generous TifEagle greens and rolling terrain create a challenge for all skill levels.

Awarded Classic Golf Group’s “2005 Golf Course Maintenance Operation of the Year,” conditions are always at a premium.

It’s just a short drive from North Myrtle Beach but a long way from the busy rush of the Grand Strand.

Come join us for a round, and enjoy the peaceful beauty of the Lowcountry.

Cypress Bay

Cypress Bay is a local favorite. It is known best for its immaculately maintained tees and greens. A recently remodeled clubhouse with an expanded bar and grill offers the perfect place for a little post-match relaxation. For an additional 18 holes, try Colonial Charters across the street.

Diamond Back

The Grand Strand's most daunting new course. This modern Russell Breeden design is surrounded by unspoiled natural wetlands and lowcountry forest. Diamond Back will be the first on the Grand Strand to feature Jensen Ultra Dwarf greens. Strategically placed bunkers and lakes allow for a challenging round of golf that will make you return year after year. Conveniently located just minutes from North Myrtle Beach on Highway 9, this course is a "must play" on your next golf outing. Be prepared to show your wounds!

Eagle Nest

Located just across the Intercoastal Waterway bridge on the north end of the Grand Strand, Eagle Nest Golf Club features a course in a natural setting surrounded by Carolina pines and sparling lakes.The course has just been renovated from tee to greens with gentle contours and generous playing areas.

Come exprience a "Pinehurst feel at the beach" where every hole is memorable! Opened in 1971, Eagle Nest Golf Club remains one of the best values on the Grand Strand.

Farmstead Golf Links

Test your game with a memorable round at Farmstead, home of the Grand Strand’s only par six hole.The hole begins in South Carolina where golfers tee-off to a wide sweeping fairway, then curves around a lake before ending on a massive green across the border in North Carolina.

Farmstead offers stunning visual beauty and majestic water hazards. And, because you can select from five sets of tees, you don’t have to be a long ball hitter to score well on this course.

Farmstead is managed by Burroughs & Chapin Golf Management, the leader in delivering quality golf experiences.

Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links

Enriched by its 260-acre setting of sparkling lakes, ancient live oaks and spectacular marsh and river views along the Intracoastal Waterway, this Clyde Johnston design debuted to Links Magazine’s “1997 Feature Hole” honors and a Golf Digest “Top 25 Courses of South Carolina” choice.

The accolades continue . . . Golf Digest rates it one of the “Top 10 in Myrtle Beach,” among the “Country’s Top 50 courses for Women- 1999” and 4 STARS 2004.

In Sports Illustrated, July 5, 2004, writer William Nack touted Glen Dornoch as one of his three favorite places to play from North Carolina to Florida.

Grande Dunes

Grande Dunes Golf Course is a spectacular golf destination that is drawing rave reviews for both its design and conditioning.

Set high on a bluff overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, this dramatic design delivers panoramic views of the Waterway and maritime forest. It has numerous elevation changes, wide Bermuda grass fairways, generous L-93

Bentgrass greens and 34 acres of lakes.

In March 2002, Golf Magazine honored Grande Dunes by selecting it as “Top 10 You Can Play.” Golf Week also named Grande Dunes Golf Club as one of America’s Best “Top 100 Residential Golf Courses” in January of 2005.

Grande Dunes is owned and managed by Burroughs & Chapin Golf, the leader in delivering quality golf experiences.

Heather Glen Golf Links

This 400-acre historic-site masterpiece burst upon the golf scene in 1987, capturing Golf Digest’s “Best New Public Course in America” honors.

Embraced by ancient oaks and pines, this awesome blend of designers Willard Byrd's and Clyde Johnston’s talents continues to garner major publications" applause...named to Golf Digest's "Top 50 Public Courses in America," "Top 5 in South Carolina," and Golf Digest's "Places to Play" 4.5 STARS-2002. And as telling a tribute to the course, is its players' devotion.

Heritage Club

Your day at the Heritage Club is a trip back in time. Built on two of South Carolina’s historic plantations along the scenic Waccamaw River, the Heritage Club is a traditional favorite of Grand Strand golfers.

More than 600 acres of giant live oaks, freshwater lakes and marshes have been transformed into a golf course that rivals any course in the Southeast.

Recently honored by Golf Digest as #78 in the “Top 100 Public Courses in America- 2005-2006” and rated 4.5 STARS in “Places to Play,” the Heritage Club, a par 71, is a mixture of pure Southern charm and hospitality. It is a “must play” on your next trip.

Heron Point

Nestled among tall Carolina Pines, you'll find beautifully manicured greens, contoured fairways, strategically placed bunkers and plenty of water to offer you a memorable playing experience.

Rated 3.5 STARS for 2005 by Golf Digest and Best Bang for your Buck- 2005" by Golf Magazine Heron Point challenges the advanced player, but also provides many scoring opportunities and is player-friendly for the novice golfer.

Come out and meet the challenge of Heron Point.

Indian Wells

Voted 2004-2005 Golf Course of the Year by the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association, golfers playing Indian Wells continue to rave about the appearance and layout, which reminds many of a traditional U.S. Open-style course.

Indian Wells is a course that places a premium on creative shot-making and rewards the daring. After your round, enjoy our relaxing clubhouse and outdoor patio overlooking the 10th tee, while being served by the past winners of the coveted Myrtle Beach Golfing News’ Hospitality and Operational Excellence Award.

Indigo Creek Golf Club

Nestled amid pines, oaks and winding creeks, Indigo Creek is a Lowcountry Classic.This Willard Byrd design was nominated as a “Top Ten Places To Play” in 1990 by Golf Digest. Built on a former Indigo Plantation, from which the course gets its name, you will find many sparkling lakes and beautiful views. Come to Indigo Creek and experience our charm, natural beauty and customer service, which have become our trademarks.

International World Tour Golf Links

Inspired by the greatest courses in the world, the International World Tour Golf Links is the stuff golfing dreams are made of. Now you can experience the thrill of playing 27 holes inspired by some of the world’s most famous layouts; Pine Valley, Augusta National, St. Andrews. They’re all here and more.

Each turn takes you to a special place and the memories of great shots you've seen in tournaments played around the world.

You can travel the globe and spend a fortune in airfare and greens fees or you can tee off here and see the world from Myrtle Beach.

King's North at Myrtle Beach National

This sensational Arnold Palmer signature course was recognized among America's Best New Courses when it opened in 1996

King's North made its way onto Golf Digest's prestigiuos list of "America's 100 Greatest Public Courses- 2004" and Golf Digest's "Places to Play" awards it 4.5 STARS in 2006. from 2000-2004 Golf for Women ranked it their "Top 100 Courses in America."

The famed par-5 sixth hole, nicknamed "The Gambler" tempts golfers with a shortcut to the green via an island fairway. Two great shots allow a chance to eagle.

Legends - Heathland

The par 71 Heathland course is one of designer Tom Doak’s earliest gems. It takes you back in time to when golf courses were created with an artistic touch and the natural contours of the land dictated the flow of the course.You’ll find holes reminiscent of familiar links, like St.Andrews, and lesser-known courses like Lahinch and Cruden Bay.

Windswept hills and deep-faced bunkers are just a few of the challenges that await each player. Enjoy a taste of the old world in the new world. Golf Digest rated Heathland 4.5 STARS and Golf Magazine rated it in the “Top 10 New Resort Courses in the World".

Legends - Moorland

Moorland, considered one of the strongest challenges along the East Coast, was designed by noted golf course architect P.B. Dye and is reminiscent of PGA West’s Stadium Course.

Dye’s flair for deep bunkers, multi-level fairways and greens, as well as signature bulkheads, has transformed this land into one of the area’s most requested courses. Created in the Dye tradition, Moorland will challenge golfers to rise to astonishing heights on the sculpted terrain and sink to incredible depths in the bunkers.

Golf Digest crowned Moorland one of the “Top Five New Public Courses in America” and gave it 4.5 STARS in “Places to Play.”

Legends - Parkland

Parkland, modeled after the style of architects Alister MacKenzie (Augusta National) and George Thomas (Riviera Country Club), was designed to complement nature so closely that it makes the layout indistinguishable from nature itself.

Parkland demonstrates the diversity and beauty of the natural terrain with contoured, tree-lined fairways, vast natural areas, deep-faced bunkers and massive multi-level greens.Virtually every hole is worthy of careful consideration to be its signature hole, as each one is more dramatic than the one before.The end result is a continuous series of sensational holes that leave you craving more.

Leopard’s Chase Golf Club

Open in February 2007, Leopard’s Chase Golf Club at Ocean Ridge Plantation is the fourth Big Cat in the family of felines.

This par 72 course designed by Tim Cate is as scenic as it is enjoyable to play. You will encounter force carries, some generous landing areas and dramatic elevation changes. As you travel the 18 holes, you will also notice a varied terrain accompanied by stunning natural vistas. The tee positions will accommodate all levels of play with equal risk and reward situations to allow you the best scoring opportunities. Save your delicate touch shots for the undulating greens. The waterfall along #18 green will calm and relax you as you finish your round.

Ocean Ridge Plantation Golf is proud of our reputation for championship golf with unmatched hospitality and service. We want your golf experience to be superior in every way. Don’t forget to play our others courses: Lion’s Paw, Panther’s Run and Tiger’s Eye.

Lion's Paw Golf Links

Lions Paw, awarded 4 STARS in Golf Digest’s “Places To Play” has been described as the eminent Willard Byrd’s finest work.

Wild and untamed, rustic and quiet, this magnificent course presents a lion’s share of adventure and challenge accompanied by nature’s best scenery.

The finishing hole plays open from the tee and then flows through the trees to the green.Golf Digest also declared Lion’s Paw “The best in the Myrtle Beach area.”

Litchfield Country Club

Awarded 4 STARS in Golf Digest’s “2006- Places to Play” and one of the “World’s 50 Best- 1996” by Conde Nast Traveler, the gracious charms of this exclusive country club “Signature Course” are enjoyed by only a limited number of visiting golfers. The mature tree-lined fairways wind amid the giant oaks and shimmering lakes of a former Carolina rice plantation, creating an extraordinarily challenging country club golf experience. This traditionally styled layout is the flagship of the historic plantation courses.

Lockwood Folly

Lockwood Folly Country Club has a most unique setting, bordered by the Lockwood Folly River and the Intracoastal Waterway. Willard Byrd created a masterpiece of impeccable natural beauty. Tree-lined, nonparallel fairways afford a sense of seclusion and more than a dozen holes offer water in play. Located between Wilmington, NC and Myrtle Beach, SC, our Northen flying friends flying into Wilmington or driving south via I-40 will find Lockwood a great course to squeeze in another round on first day arrival or last day departure.

Long Bay Club

A great course is often described as one where the holes become etched in your memory. Long Bay Club is such a course.

The Long Bay Club is a magnificent Jack Nicklaus Signature Course that is consistently ranked among the top courses in the state. This is not a typical Nicklaus design; deep pot bunkers and vast waste areas add a unique identity and challenge.

The 10th hole, pictured here, has become one of the most recognized in golf. Long Bay Club was awarded 4.5 STARS by Golf Digest's "Places to Play" in 2006.

Magnolia Greens

One of the best new courses designed. Play this premium course on you way from Wilmington into Myrtle Beach or on your way back home.

Man O' War Golf

Rising up from the depths of an 80-acre lake, this long-awaited course contains all the drama and challenge that are the hallmark of world-famous architect Dan Maples. The lake at Man O’War winds through the course, defining holes and changing from ally to enemy, as its sparkling beauty becomes a punishing hazard.

Man O’War, “Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest," features large Bentgrass greens, a practice range and a unique marina clubhouse.

Meadowlands Golf Club

North Carolina is blessed with a rich heritage tied to its ocean and rural farmlands.This golf course takes you to a bygone era when the land was treasured and preserved. Superb conditioning distinguishes award¬winning Meadowlands Golf Club from all the competition.

The beautifully wooded 7,054¬yard course offers five sets of tees and large, well¬manicured greens to challenge and reward every level of golfer.A short drive from the entertainment mecca of Myrtle Beach and the cultural center of historic Wilmington, Meadowlands provides the perfect respite from a harried world.

Myrtlewood Golf Club - Palmetto Course

Traditional architecture, exquisite Tifdwarf Bermuda and picturesque views of the Intracoastal Waterway combine to make Palmetto one of the Grand Strand’s most enjoyable courses.

Its sensational par three, 17th and majestic 18th holes provide an exciting finish to this gem. Minutes from major hotels, dining and entertainment, Palmetto is in the heart of Myrtle Beach, but its breathtaking scenery makes it seem worlds away.

Myrtlewood Golf Club - PineHills Course

Golf Digest called PineHills one of the "Top Ten layouts in Myrtle Beach," and it's easy to see why.

The only Arthur Hills design along the Grand Strand, PineHills is a modern masterpiece of beautifully contoured fairways and generous Tifdwarf greens. PineHills is a companion course to the picturesque Palmetto at the Myrtlewood Golf Club, which has one of the area's best practice facilities, including a driving range and chipping and practice greens.

Oyster Bay

For more than 20 years, Oyster Bay has been a favorite choice for Myrtle Beach golfers. Why? Oyster Bay combines a rare, harmonious blend of the penal, heroic and strategic philosophies of golf course architecture. This challenging course is exceptionally fair- a course where variety and innovation are the names of the game and no two holes are the same. Golf Digest rated Oyster Bay 4.5 STARS in “Places to Play” and ranked it the “Best New Resort Course of the Year.” The par-70 course plays to just under 6,700 yards; however, its cavernous bunkers, wickedly undulating greens and lengthy par-fours make Oyster Bay a true test of one’s mettle.

Panther's Run Golf Links

Panther’s Run was born to be a different kind of challenge. Masterfully designed by Tim Cate, this course meanders through nature preserves and tests your abilities to blend precision with distance.

Wide fairways twist and turn with water features to create visually scenic views. Bring your best game for the especially challenging #4 and be pleased with a score of par! Golf Digest agrees and placed Panther’s Run on their prestigious “Places To Play” list, as well as a “Top 30 in Myrtle Beach” rating from Links Magazine.

Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club

This Nicklaus Signature course is a classic Lowcountry design that you can play many times and never have the same shot twice.With subtle greens enveloped by sand bunkers, challenging fairways dotted with water and unique obstacles evident on every hole, this is a player’s course that demands strategy, ingenuity and concentration.

Pawleys Plantation is ranked among some of the finest courses in the Carolinas. It is one of only 32 courses from the Myrtle Beach area to be named one of the “100 Must Play courses of The Carolinas- 2006” by GolfStyles Carolina and Fodor’s Golf Digest’s “Best Places to Play 4 STARS- 2006.”

Pearl Golf Links - East Course

Built upon a 900-acre marsh preserve, The Pearl features two of the finest 18-hole golf courses in America. Both are ranked among the top courses in the Carolina's and have been nominated "Best New Public Courses in America- 1988" by Golf Digest.

Completely renovated in 1999, the East Course is a traditional layout, carved throughout the pristine forest with its dynamic finish along the Calabash River.

Being one of the most sought after courses to play in the area, it is certain to be the highlight of your golfing visit to the Grand Strand!

Pearl Golf Links - West Course

Pearl’s West Course is links-style with lots of open stretches complimented by thick displays of pampas grass. The awesome 18th hole features a dramatic finish along the bluffs overlooking the Calabash River. Attention to detail and meticulous grooming characterizes the course which has played host to a number of major tournaments.

In 1988, Golf Digest nominated the West Course as the "Best New Public Course."

The clubhouse is also sensational with spectacular views of Dan Maples impressive design.

The beauty and challenge of the course coupled with the hospitality you'll receive will bring you back again and again.

Pine Lakes International Country Club

Old to new…awaiting The Granddaddy’s debut!

The creation of an extraordinary, four-star designed golf club, true to the classic architecture of Pine Lakes, shall achieve a dynamic expansion, restoration and full blossoming of this historically prominent facility.

Expect The Granddaddy’s debut in fall 2008.

Possum Trot

The friendliest course down South, where the guest is number one. Noted for its excellent playing conditions 12 months a year. Wide fairways make it an enjoyable experience for the average golfer, but it is a great challenge for the low handicapper as well.

Possum Trot also offers a unique practice facility and driving range complete with chipping, pitching and putting greens, practice bunker and golf school.

A fine test of golf, and one that's a "must" on your golfing schedule.

Prestwick Country Club

At Prestwick, Pete and P.B. Dye have crafted a links-style masterpiece reminiscent of Dye designs.

Over 1.3 million cubic yards of earth were moved in sculpting towering dune-like berms, stairway bunkers and bulkhead–protected greens. A dense pine forest, sandy waste areas and meandering streams and lakes frame the generous landing areas afforded the player from any of the six sets of tees.

"5 Best Kept Secret Courses in America- 2004" 4.5 STARS, 2006- Golf Digest

"30 Best Courses You Play- 2004" SC Golf Rating Panel

"#9- Dream 18 Holes in Myrtle Beach" Myrtle Beach Golf Magazines

River Club

Play one of the highest rated courses in Golf Digest’s “Places to Play” with 4.5 STARS in 2006. The semi-private River Club is the only course on the South Strand with bentgrass greens.

This signature design by renowned architect Tom Jackson is a favorite among returning golfers. The design offers generous room off the tee, but the presence of sand and water demand solid course management.

The dramatic 18th hole, pictured here, offers one of the most exciting risk-reward finishes anywhere!

River Hills Golf & Country Club

Quietly nestled among densely wooded terrain and rolling hills lies a visually stunning, challenging yet playable 18 holes that you cannot afford to miss on your next trip to the Grand Strand.

Quality, service, and commitment to excellence are the key ingredients found at River Hill’s prestigious course. Also, the spacious, newly renovated colonial style clubhouse is a wonderful retreat for golfers.

River Oaks Golf Plantation

Carved from 800 pristine acres stretching along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, River Oaks provides the ideal experience for golfers of all abilities.

The Plantation features 27 exciting holes of golf designed by Gene Hamm and Tom Jackson, as well as a public driving range.

Three nines are here to challenge the visiting golfers, each named for animals found in their natural habitats when the course was developed - Fox, Otter and Bear.Take your pick, and you’re sure to enjoy!

Rivers Edge Golf Club

This Arnold Palmer signature design has become one of the most highly acclaimed courses in the Carolinas. Ranked among “America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses” in 2005 by Golf Digest, Rivers Edge is situated along breathtaking bluffs overlooking the Shallotte River. In 2003, Golf Digest ranked it in the “Top 20 Courses in North Carolina” and awarded it 4.5 STARS in their guide to “Places to Play in America.” Also GolfWeek ranked it #5 in North Carolina. Exceptional design, condition and service add to the enjoyment of playing at Rivers Edge. Located 20 minutes north of North Myrtle Beach

Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country Club

From the moment you pull into Sandpiper Bay you know you are in for a special day of golf and memories to share. Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest "Places to Play" based on course condition, pace of play, and overall experience.

Piper's Restaurant and Lounge has a beautiful panoramic view to enjoy with everyone in your group. Have a full breakfast before your round and enjoy a cocktail afterwards.

Sea Trail - Dan Maples Course

Twisted ancient oaks, tall Carolina pines and TifDwarf greens define each hole of the Dan Maples Course at Sea Trail. Possessing a traditional Southern feel, gorgeous views of a coastal nature preserve intensify an already stunning layout of five holes running alongside the Calabash Creek. Still regarded as one of Maple’s finest, this accuracy-demanding course is a challenge to golfers of all skill levels.

Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest- 2004

Golfweek Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005

Golf Digest 50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005

Golf Digest Top 100 Courses in North Carolina- 2006

N.C. Magazine Top Best Conditioned Courses

Sea Trail - Rees Jones Course

Course architect Rees Jones has been accredited with four of the last five renovations to the U.S. Open courses.The Rees Jones Course at Sea Trail, a 2006 U.S. Open Qualifier Course, recently underwent its own renovations, making it even more of a perennial favorite of both visitors and locals. The 1999 designer-approved renovations brought a more naturalized look with native grasses and wildflower plantings.This straightforward Rees Jones look is pleasing to the eye with generous mounded fairways, bordered by scenic lakes and water hazards on 11 holes, old oaks and tow¬ering pine trees.

U.S. open Qualifier Course- 2006

Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest- 2004

Golfweek Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005

Golfweek Best Course You Can Play- 2005

Golf Digest 50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005

Golf Digest Top 100 Courses in North Carolina- 2006

Sea Trail - Willard Byrd Course

Following his imaginative style of design, the Willard Byrd Course at Sea Trail is built around seven man-made lakes ranging from 14 to 20 acres where each hole is most memorable for beauty and exacting play. The waste areas, along with mounding and pot bunkers, require that every hole be approached both differently and strategically in order to reach Byrd’s undulating greens. A picturesque 18th hole, flawlessly placed between two ponds, finishes the course at the Jones/Byrd Clubhouse.

Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest- 2004

Golfweek Best Resort Course of Distinction- 2004/2005

Golf Digest 50 Best Courses in Myrtle Beach- 2005

Golf Digest Top 100 Courses in North Carolina- 2006

Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club

Architect Clyde Johnston brings back the traditional look.You will think of Winged Foot as you play the newest of Myrtle Beach’s championship courses.This beautiful course should be on your must-play list...just 10 minutes from Restaurant Row via the new Highway 22.

From “Best Places to Play 2004”: The greens here “may be the best on The Strand.” The course is in “excellent shape.” It’s an “enjoyable Myrtle Beach” course that is “waiting to be discovered.” From the Golf Magazine Readers Poll: “The bent greens were the finest I have ever putted.” “Immaculate conditions and superior greens.” “Big beautiful bunkers.”

Southcreek at Myrtle Beach National

SouthCreek is an Arnold Palmer signature design and the favorite among its members. Finesse is required by every golfer with its guarded bentgrass greens and protected waste areas, as it winds through wetlands and hardwood forests. A distinctly different design than Myrtle Beach National's other two courses, South Creek provides its own unique round of golf. In 2004, this spectacular blend of national and man-made challenges was voted among the "Top 100 in America" by Golf for Women.

Thistle

Awarded 4.5 STARS by Golf Digest, Thistle has quietly become one of the region’s finest courses.

The dramatic 27-hole layout reflects its 1815 Scottish heritage with rolling fairways, stacked-sod bunkers and flawless bentgrass greens. Old World architecture, abundant landscape and wildlife surround the lakes, bridges and private homes.The new clubhouse features an authentic Scottish pub with an extensive list of single malts and houses one of the finest private collections of golf memorabilia in the world.

Thistle was founded on 12 minute tee times to ensure an enjoyable and relaxed pace of play year round. Reserve your tee time and discover the difference between a round of golf and a golfing experience.

Tidewater Golf Club & Plantation

Resting high on the bluffs of a forested peninsula overlooking saltwater marshes, the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean,Tidewater is graced with one of the most beautiful and serene settings that have helped it earn its reputation as “The Pebble Beach of the East.”

The golf course is a masterpiece that Golf Magazine and Golf Digest selected as the “Best New Public Course in America” in 1990, and today, the course continues to be ranked among the top courses in the Myrtle Beach area.

Tiger's Eye Golf Links

Tiger’s Eye is another dazzling design by Tim Cate and opened in 2000 with 18 unforgettable holes.

This cat is tough to tame with 60 foot elevation changes, undulating fairways, lakes and a stunning par three island green. In 2005, Golf Digest rated Tiger’s Eye #3 in the “Top 50 of Myrtle Beach,” as well as ranking it 41st in their “Top 100 U.S. Public Courses.”

Be sure to take a moment to enjoy the Tiger’s Eye clubhouse veranda and the stunning panoramic view- every golfer’s dream!

TPC of Myrtle Beach

The TPC, or Tournament Players Club, of Myrtle Beach gives all of its golfers the chance to see and feel what it is like to be inside the ropes of a tour-caliber course.

Designed by acclaimed architect Tom Fazio and host to the Senior Tour Championship, The TPC of Myrtle Beach is a unique experience that affords you the privilege of testing your game on the same course where some of golf’s greatest figures have played.TPC was recently awarded 5 STARS by Golf Digest, the only course in Myrtle Beach to receive such an Honor.

Enjoy perfectly groomed fairways and greens, while venturing through towering pines and expansive wetlands.After your round, relax in our luxurious clubhouse and reflect on your experience of being treated like a pro.

Tradition Golf Club Myrtle Beach

The Tradition Golf Club was elected "Golf Course of the Year" by the South Carolina's Golf Course Owners Association for 2000. Tradidtion was voted "Top Fairways" for 1998 by Golf for Women and Nominated "Best New Public Course" by Golf Digest in 1996. Recently awarded 4.5 STARS by Golf Digest

Located adjacent to the Willbrook community in Litchfield Bech, Tradition Golf Club brings to the Lowcountry a championship course that boasts the proud traditions of the great courses that stood the test of time.

Amenities abound at the Tradition, form comfortable dining, to our elaborate practice facility. Come experience the serenity of the game amid unsurpassed natural beauty.

True Blue

Ranked among the top courses in America, True Blue was recently declared by Golf Digest as the #1 Public Course in the Myrtle Beach Area," ranked in "America's Top 100 Greatest Public Courses" and ranked in the top ten of the "Top 50 Courses in Myrtle Bach." South Carolina Magazine also ranked True Blue in the top ten "30 Best Courses You Can Play."

Playing from 4,900 to 7,100 yards and having five sets of tees, True Blue’s design is built for players of all ages and abilities and provides one of the most visually dramatic layouts you’ll ever encounter with vast fairways and large undulating greens.The rolling terrain and native vegetation of this once thriving indigo and rice plantation makes for one of the most spectacular settings in golf.

Wachesaw East

A former rice plantation provides the setting for this championship layout designed by Clyde Johnston.

Carved out of gently rolling terrain, the heavily wooded course offers five sets of tees for golfers of all skill levels.

A hint of Scottish design, accented with fresh-water wetlands and lakes, makes this distinctive course a unique and enjoyable experience.

Golf Digest gave Wachesaw Plantation East 4 STARS in “Places to Play- 2000” and has been the site of four nationally televised professional golf tournaments on the LPGA Tour: the 1997 Susan G. Komen International, the 1998 & 1999 City of Hope Myrtle Beach Classic and the 2000 Kathy Ireland/Greens.Com Classic.

Waterway Hills

At Waterway Hills Golf Club, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., the “Dean of Golf Architecture,” crafted all three 9-hole layouts with his personal touch of crowned greens, strategic bunkering and calculated landing areas. In addition to wonderful golf,Waterway Hills offers visitors the unique experience of traveling via gondola over the Intracoastal Waterway to the clubhouse- the only course in America with this unique approach.

Upon touching down on the other side, the first thing you will notice is there are no houses…just you and the golf course.The Oaks, Lakes and Ravine courses each have their own challenges and personalities indicative of their names.

West Course at Myrtle Beach National

One of the most challenging courses in Myrtle Beach is the beautiful Myrtle Beach National West Course.

From the regular tees, golfers of all abilities will enjoy the classic Arnold Palmer design, ranked 4.5 STARS in 2006 by Golf Digest's "Places to Play". But be prepared for a professional challenge from the back tees as the numerous doglegs, fairway bunkers and natural hazards come into play. Winding through a forest of stately pines in an undeveloped setting, the West Course offers golfers the feel of a private club.

Wicked Stick

Wicked Stick Golf Links is the only John Daly Signature Course in the USA.Teamed with Golf Course Architect Clyde Johnston, John Daly helped to design this Links Style Course in Myrtle Beach.Wicked Stick features deep pot bunkers, dune¬like mounds, native grasses and “Daly” tees that challenge even the longest hitters. In true John Daly style,Wicked Stick does not have any fairway bunkers, so you can “Grip It and Rip It” off the tee. Don’t miss your chance to play John Daly’s Wicked Stick during your next visit to Myrtle Beach

Wild Wing - Avocet Course

The Avocet, designed as a signature course by the team of Jeff Brauer and Larry Nelson, the Avocet presents creative contouring, elevated tees and greens, and an all around uniqueness that cannot be matched.

The opening hole, a 402-yard par-4, sports grass depressions in lieu of sand bunkers around the green. The par-4 sixth hole features a three-tiered, double green shared with the par-3 17th. The 362-yard ninth, considered by many to be the signature hole, has a double fairway bisected by a line of grass and sand pot bunkers.

Here, each hole is memorable for it's enjoyment and playability and golfers come back to this favorite year and after year.

The South Carolina Golf Course Owners Association name The Advocet South Carolina's 2002-2003 Golf Course of the Year.

Willbrook Plantation Golf Club

"One of my best!" is how noted course designer Dan Maples has often referred to Willbrook Plantation. Carved from the site of two Carolina plantations, Willbrook offers a tranquil blend of golf and wildlife that has been featured on Nature Scene TV. New hybrid “Champion” Bermuda greens installed in late 2006 have made it even more stunning.

For the sixth year in a row, Golf for Women has listed Willbrook on their list of “America’s 50 Best Courses,” (this year at #25) and Golf Digest awarded it 4.5 STARS in their 2006 “Places to Play.”

Willbrook Plantation combines magnificent design and Southern hospitality to assure one of your most memorable rounds.

Witch

Journey into a world of golf unlike anything else you’ve ever seen. 18 holes rise as if by magic from undisturbed woodlands and enchanted wetlands.

Nearly 4000 feet of bridges wind their way through hundreds of acres of wetlands, left intact as nature's perfect hazards. But the beauty of the setting doesn't diminish the challenge lurking in the layout.

In the best spirit of golf, The Witch, "Rated 4.5 STARS by Golf Digest," was designed to bring out the best in players of all levels. It's an unforgetable golfing experience.

Wizard Golf

When architect Dan Maples set out to create a different kind of golf course in Myrtle Beach, the earth moved-literally. Maples moved an astounding 1,000,000 cubic yards of earth and, as if by magic, brought a bit of mountain golf to Myrtle Beach.

The transformed landscape is full of devilish elevation changes, with even a touch of rock bridges. This course, Rated 4 STARS by Golf Digest," is destined to be a "must play" for anyone who comes to Myrtle Beach. If you thought all beach courses were alike just wait until you fall under The Wizard's power.