This 27-hole Tom Jackson layout has a distinctly Scottish flavour with three nines -- the Meadows, Highlands, and Woodlands - going back to the early days of golf with it's mounding and wide landing areas. The layout runs through pines and hardwoods and along...

This Rees Jones design runs through the residential neighbourhood close to Restaurant Row. Opened in 1974 it features moderate fairway bunkering and well-positioned greens. The design makes the most of its natural hazards, forceing golfers to think on every...

Raymond Floyd and Tom Jackson teamed up to design this great 27-hole layout. The Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens make Arrowhead a joy to play from start to finish. The Lakes nine features sloping fairways and plenty of water hazards; The Waterway runs...

Azalea Sands playes 6902 yards from the back tees and is the best beach orientated course on the Strand. Playability is the name of the game here yet you will come off feeling like you used every shot in the bag. The greens are large and well bunkered and...

The Pete Dye course at Barefoot is definately the toughest. Set apart from the other three it offers 5 sets of tees so it's up to you to make it as hard as you like.

One of the very best courses you will ever play and even when you come off having been taken to the cleaners by your partners you will always look back and think of waht a great experience it was.

Davis Love has created a real gem of a course which will test every shot you have and a few you probably dont.

The Greg Norman course can be a bit of a bear if you are short off the tee so think before you decide to play the tiger tees.

This beautiful Tom Jackson parkland-style course was carved out of a forest full of hardwoods and pines. There are no homes on the property, providing a pure golf experience without any outside distractions. With top notch course conditions, a popular grillroom,...

Taking advantage of the natural terrain and exciting vistas, Gary Player designed a course with fun in mind. Blackmoor offers a perfect mix of holes - some with wide-open fairways, others winding through thick stands of native trees and bending around lakes....

Burning Ridge East, the West has closed, this great layout is a test for all golfers with generous landing areas off the tee and well-protected greens. Gene Hamm's design provides an exciting risk-reward element to the game for aggressive players. Located...

This Mike Strantz design was built on the site of an old rice plantation and is highlighted by huge live oaks, strategicly positioned lakes and winding vistas along tidal marshland and the Intracoastal Waterway. The natural terrain makes for a challenging...

This is one of Freddie Couples best designs and the three nines are all named after waterbirds, Heron, Egret and Ibis. It winds through the sea marsh and is bordered by oak trees covered by moss. Generous greens and waste bunkers make this a shot players...

Crow Creek is one of the new courses opened in the last 5 years and this impressive layout has quickly become one of the must play courses in the area.

The Rick Robbins design is crafted from a 500 acre former tabacco farmstead and the front nine winds through...

From the moment you drive up to the beautiful Colonial-style clubhouse combining tradition and elegance to inspire your game to the large TifEagle greens, changing elevations and rolling terrain you will find a challenge for all skill levels.

Russell Breeden has used the natural beauty of wetlands to good effect and it is one of the best non-surcharge courses in Myrtle Beach. It has superb greens, treelined fairways yet is not overly long; however, it's a tough test from start to finish

The Dunes is one of Robert Trent Jones, Sr.'s trademark designs. One of the only private golf clubs in Myrtle Beach it is one of the most traditional designs you will ever play and is a joy at every turn. Home of the season ending Senior Tour Championship...

Despite its position north of Myrtle Beach Farmstead has gained a reputation for its par-six 767 yard 18th hole. The tee box is in South Carolina, and the green is in North Carolina. It's different, but it's a surprisingly well-designed hole. Designed by...

Glen Dornoch is a traditional course located north of Myrtle Beach that uses the natural terrain of this 270-acre site along the Intracoastal Waterway. The use of lakes, moss draped live oaks and the surrounding marsh and river make the course as enjoyable...

The new development at Grande Dunes is set to raise the bar in Myrtle Beach with it's new marina and hotel complex and it's superb course set on an elevated bluff overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway with outstanding views to the Atlantic Ocean less than...

You know why Heather Glen has long been one of the most requested courses in the area as soon as you arrive at the clubhouse with it's tarten decor. Located on Highway 17, just North of Myrtle Beach and one mile south of the North Carolina-South Carolina...

Carved out of 600 acres of a former rice plantation this terrific layout winds its way along the dark waters of the Waccama River with giant magnolias and 300-year-old oaks dominating the landscape. It's a beautiful setting for a golf course with spacious...

Located close to Myrtle Beach Airport the course winds through typical Low Country pine forest and Willard Byrd has created a timeless challenge for every abaility. Lots of water as you woukld expect and a number of very distinctive holes to take some good...

Gene Hamm designed this perennial favorite with water on 15 of the 18 holes. Although water is always near, the course is more forgiving than you'd think with room for the occasional wayward drive.

Willard Byrd designed Indigo Creek with plenty of water, doglegs and bunkers including one hole with a 90-degree dogleg that crosses the same creek twice. A very good non-surcharge course.

Local designer Willard Byrd has another gem here with rolling fairways and tree lined holes giving lots to occupy the mind as you make your way around this lovely course with it's exceptional greens.

Island Green is one of the less challenging courses in Myrtle Beach. It is usually in good condition and the hard working staff are always very helpful.

Three courses here; the fabulous Kings North which is one of Arnold Palmer's very best, Southcreek and the West course which are both amoung the best non-surcharge courses. Great service and altogether one of the best collections of courses you can play....

The Heathland Course at Legends is the third of the great courses at this superb golf resort. The course looks to the traditions of the game in giving a very Scottish feel to the Tom Doak design. One of the features you will have to deal with are the deep...

The Moorland by Pete Dye is a great challenge and you will enjoy every yard of this masterpiece with all his famous trademarks like railway sleepers fronting the bunkers and long par 4's which always invite a risk and reward shot over water or deep rough....

The Parkland course at Legends is the newest of the 3 superb courses on this great resort. As you would imagine from the name it winds through the forest and Low Country marshland and you often have the feeling that you are all alone on the course such is...

The new Leopard's Chase course at Ocean Ridge Plantation, is arguably the best of the four courses and combines golf in a setting of pure nature to give an unforgettable experience for everyone who plays it.

Willard Byrd designed Lions Paw which with Panthers Run and the surcharge Tigers Eye make up the three courses at Ocean Ridge.

All three will put a smile on your face and they are great competition courses as they all offer a lot of risk reward opportunites.

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One of the first courses to be built in the area on the site of a former rice plantation the course has been consistantly ranked as one of the best. Very playable as it carves it's way through the ancient oaks you will not have any bad memories after a round...

Laid out along the Intracoastal Waterway the course is a real beauty with dogwoods and pines lining the fairways. Not the most challenging course but a very entertaining round of golf and their staff are excellent.

This Jack Nicklaus design is one you either love or hate and is considered to be one of the most difficult in Myrtle Beach. There are several tricky par 3's, especially the 13th with an island green and tye 10th with a horseshoe waste bunker down both sides...

Dan Maples made water the devil here with back-to-back island greens, fairways that are ribbons through water and trees that always seem to be in the wrong place all combine for a memorable round. Keeping the ball in play is only part of the game plan here...

Located a drive north of Myrtle Beach Meadowlands is well worth it and is great value for the quality of course you will play.

Located at Myrtle Beach National the South course is one of the three excellent courses which include Kings North one of Myrtle Beaches very best.

The South course is a perfect way to get your game going at the start of a weeks golf as it has generous fairways...

The West course is another Arnold Palmer design but this is a real test from the back tees with doglegs and deep fairway bunkers ready to spoil your card.

One of the best economy courses in Myrtle Beach and very centrally located near to Broadway at the Beach. With the excellent Myrtlewood Villas on site you have the perfect location for your golf holiday.

Oyster Bay is one of Dan Maples' most famous courses and one of the most requested courses in the area. The course features severe marsh-oriented holes, two island green par threes, beautiful fresh water lakes, and a wonderful combination of both short and...

Panthers Run is another of the great courses at Ocean Ridge. Along with Tigers Eye and Lions Paw this is a very challenging course which is always in top condition with some of the very best greens in the area.

Jack Nicklaus has almost built a perfect glf course...except for the island green 13th....a narrow and very long tee sets you up to try and hit a very small island green...the rest of the course is superb in every way and is a must play course for any visitor....

The Pearl East and West are two of the most requested courses in the whole area. The West is a more traditional links layout while the East is carved through the woods that border the Calabash River and ther Intercoastal Waterway. Always in great shape the...

Located just off Hwy 17 in Myrtle Beach these two courses, the Palmetto and the Pinehills, are superb both in layout and value. The Palmetto's closing holes along the Intercoastal are memorable and the Pinehills with it's lakes and towering pine trees is...

Always a popular choice with wide fairways and very little water Possum Trot is an enjoyable experience for the average golfer; however, at 6900 yards from the tips, it is also a great challenge for the low handicapper.

Prestwick Country Club is a Pete and P.B. Dye masterpiece and one of the finest golf courses on the Grand Strand. The course features include tree lined fairways, Dye's trademark bulkhead-rimmed bunkers and beautiful lakes and streams. It has been spoilt...

Part of the Litchfield complex and with water in play on 15 of 18 holes, Tom Jackson's design at River Club will test the caliber of your game as there is really no hiding your weaknesses here.

River Hills has been a firm favorite of golfers in Myrtle Beach for years and is one of the most requested non-surcharge courses. It meanders through the woods and is a thinking mans course where your course management is what will have you collecting the...

This 27-hole layout features recently renovated undulating Champion Ultradwarf greens and tree-lined fairways. Gene Hamm and Tom Jackson created the Fox, Otter, and Bear nines with undulating greens, rolling fairways, large lakes, and finger-shaped bunkers....

The first time Arnold Palmer looked out across the Shallotte River he remarked that this site had the potential to be something very special. And what a special place Rivers Edge turned out to be! Six of the holes are nestled high upon bluffs that overlook...

Sandpiper Bay is one of the most requested courses in the non-surcharge category. Renowned for it's impeccable condition it is always a joy to play and a good test of golf as well. The clubhouse is superb and the whole experience will have you coming back...

The Jones Course at Sea Trail Plantation has his trademark mounding and waste areas with well bunkered greens and plenty of water just to keep you on your toes. Rees Jones has used the natural contours to create a very enjoyable and playable course for all...

The Maples Course at Sea Trail Plantation is tree lined with wide fairways and where the premium is on putting. Lots of water and clever bunkering make this the most demanding of the three courses The three courses are located over the North Carolina State...

The Course at Shaftesbury Glen is rapidly becoming one of the must play courses in Myrtle Beach and is renowned for its fast greens and tough par threes. Designed by Clyde Johnston it has all the traditional features of a great Carolinas golf course with...

The Byrd Course at Sea Trail Plantation is by local man Willard Byrd and features large lakes, lots of bunkers and large bent grass greens. The coures is a pleasure to play and you will want to return. The three courses are located over the North Carolina...

Course designer Dan Maples built 4,000 feet of bridges just to connect all the holes as the course rambles across the Low Country levels. The front side plays through the majority of these natural hazards while the back moves over more rolling, wooded terrain....

From your first sight of the stone castle clubhouse you know you are in fantasyland. Water is present everywhere, the impact of the links design is always present with mounding and a variety of flowers, shrubs, and grasses. You will be very pleasantly surprised...

The Thistle Golf Club is different from most Myrtle Beach courses in that it you are challenged at every turn with any number of risk reward opportunities. The course is in he Calabash region as it winds its way through 34 acres of water.

You cant find a better course in the whole Myrtle Beach region than Tidewater and it is consistantly the most requested course by our golfers. The front nine winds through the trees while the back runs out to the sea marshes and the Intercoastal Waterway....

Tim Cate's great track is the third in the Big Cat trilogy of courses at Ocean Ridge. Tigers Eye is the premium course and deservidly so as it is a superb course no matter what tees you decide to play off. The course has everything from a waterfall to an...

Tom Fazio did the design work with help from Lanny Wadkins and they have created what is one of the premier courses in Myrtle Beach and the home of the Energiser Senior Tour Championship. Not only will you love the course, you'll also appreciate the level...

Tradition Club is, as it's name suggests, dedicated o the legacy of the great game and everything here harks back to the roots and traditions of the game.

It is not one of the toughest courses you will ever play but it is a very enjoyable round and very good...

True Blue is a tough course...and one that evokes strong feelings in everyones book. It is very long and very challenging but if you manage to bring your top game you will be come off feeling very special indeed. Located near Pawleys Island on the south end...

Designed by local man Clyde Johnson Wachesaw East is a very popular course given it's great layout and superb greens. Very entertaining staff and a comfortable clubhouse make this a great day out

Waterway Hills is unusual in that you have to take a gondola across the Intracoastal Waterway to a fabulous 27-hole layout by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. Three nines make up the course in a wooded setting around several lakes. In fact, each of the three nines...

John Daly's first course invites you to grip it and rip it at Wicked Stick. Daly worked with local course architect Clyde Johnston to create a Scottish links style course that players of all abilities can enjoy. The layout provides generous landing areas...

Willbrook is a scenic course built on two former rice plantations. Beautiful lakes and moss draped oaks provide a beautiful backdrop for this excellent course.

Avocet was designed by Larry Nelson and Jeff Bauer. Once part of the 4 course Wild Wing complex they are down to just one course after the others have been turned into housing. Some unusuall touches like a double fairway on number nine bisected by a line...

Sadly we are not impressed with International World Tour...you really need a huge imagination and you will be still be struggling. Based on holes from US Open, Ryder Cup and PGA Tour locations as well as exclusive courses from around the world, this complex...