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Golfers associate the TPC name with quality, and the Tom Fazio and Lanny Wadkins designed offering in Myrtle Beach certainly delivers. TPC Myrtle Beach, which has hosted the Senior PGA Tour Championship, is one of the Grand Strand’s finest designs.
The old saying warns people not to judge a book by its cover. In the case of Diamondback at Woodland Valley, it’s best not to judge a golf course by its name.
Tom Doak has emerged as one golf’s premier architects, a development that came as no surprise to Myrtle Beach golfers. One of Doak’s first designs was the Heathland Course at Legends Resort, one of the top 20 courses in South Carolina.
With the annual Hootie & the Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am beginning to appear on the horizon, it’s time for you to play the Dye Course at Barefoot Resort, the event’s host.
Wild Wing Plantation isn’t the four-course playground it was a decade ago, but there is still plenty of fun to be had at the Avocet and Hummingbird courses.
The Grand Strand has endured more than its fair share of rain in recent months, but don’t fret. Layouts like the Maples Course at Sea Trail Resort are equipped to absorb the precipitation while keeping golfers riding the fairways.
Brick Landing Golf Club offers a taste of every setting our fine coastal region has to offer, bookending a diverse round of golf with unforgettable views.
Looking for a layout that’s a little off the beaten path but worth the time to find? Add Lockwood Folly Country Club to the list of courses you need to play in 2016.
The West Course at Pearl Golf Links is one of the area’s (excuse the pun) gems, particularly at this time of year. With thriving bentgrass greens and several holes that play along the Calabash River, the course needs to be on your radar.
There are few better ways to start the New Year than with a great round of golf, and the Grande Dunes Resort Course is one of the best the Myrtle Beach area has to offer.
Ocean Ridge Plantation has certainly earned its spot among the premier multicourse facilities in the Carolinas, and Tiger’s Eye Golf Links was the layout that solidified its ascent to prominence.
Heather Glen Golf Links has long been one of the area’s best and most popular courses, and after one visit to the Scottish-inspired, 27-hole property the reasons will be readily apparent.
Whispering Pines, which opened in 1962, has found the fountain of youth. The course recently underwent renovations and a change in management that has reinvigorated one of the area’s best kept secrets.
The strength of the Myrtle Beach Golf Passport program lies in the volume of quality courses available to members. Burning Ridge Golf Club, which resides West of the Intracoastal Waterway on Hwy. 501, is a prime example.
If Lowcountry charm and a memorable layout are a winning combination for you, Willbrook Plantation needs to be on the short list of courses you are considering for your next round.
The newest member of the Myrtle Beach Golf Passport program was one of the Grand Strand’s trailblazing layouts. Brierwood Golf Club was the first course to open in Brunswick County in 1968, and its virtues have more than stood the test of time.
The Moorland Course at Legends Resort was ranked the 37th toughest course in America by Golf Digest, and while the P.B. Dye design offers a significant challenge, most would consider it a more likely candidate for a list of the 50 most enjoyable courses.
When talking about Beachwood Golf Club, friendly is the word most often associated with the venerable design.
The charms of Azalea Sands are readily apparent and easy to appreciate. Golf battles the perception that it's to difficult and takes to long, problems the Gene Hamm design openly combats.
Blackmoor Golf Club is celebrating its 25th birthday this year, and much like its designer, Gary Player, it’s a course that shows no signs of slowing down.
Prestwick Country Club has been ranked among the “5 Best Kept Secret Courses in America,” but the P.B. Dye design better not be a hidden gem to your group.
Golf courses all like to claim a memorable finish, but Glen Dornoch, unquestionably, delivers on the promise. Holes 16 through 18 are among the prettiest and most challenging along the Grand Strand, cementing the Clyde Johnston design’s place among the area’s best.
Long one of the area’s best course’s, Tidewater Golf Club underwent a substantial renovation project last summer.
Indigo Creek has always made outreach to Myrtle Beach Golf Passport members a priority, as anyone who has played in the course’s regular Saturday tournament that includes breakfast, lunch and drinks can attest.