Featured Myrtle Beach Golf Course
Set high on a bluff overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, the Grande Dunes
dramatic design delivers panoramic views of the Waterway and the maritime
forest. Grande Dunes has numerous elevation changes, wide Bermuda grass
fairways and 34 acres of lakes.
The 18-hole "Resort Club" course at the Grande Dunes Golf Club facility in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina features 7,618 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72 . The course rating is 77.3 and it has a slope rating of 142 on Bermuda grass. Designed by Roger G. Rulewich, ASGCA, the Resort Club golf course opened in 2001. Burroughs & Chapin Company, Inc. manages this facility, with Frank Coughlin as the General Manager.
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Recommended Myrtle Beach Golf Courses
These courses are either owned by the parent company of Myrtle Beach
Golf Trips or have partnered with us to provide you with the lowest
price for tee times on the Internet. Either way you get an outstanding
deal using our online tee time booking system!
Myrtle Beach Area Golf Courses
There are more than 80 golf courses in Myrtle Beach and the surrounding
area. We have negotiated special rates that we can in turn offer to you.
| Arcadian Shores
This was the very first golf course designed by world-renowned golf architect Rees Jones. Arcadian Shores is a "traditional" layout with a natural blend of beauty and challenge. It features big lakes, deviously placed bunkers, treelined fairways, Bermuda greens and distinctive contouring.
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| Farmstead Golf Links
Test your game with a memorable round of golf in Myrtle Beach at Farmstead Golf Links, home of the Grand Strand's only par 6 hole. Stretching out 7242 yards from the back tees, Farmstead Golf Links 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 golf course.
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| Meadowlands Golf Club
Less than a mile from its sister course, Farmstead Golf Links, is Meadowlands Golf Club, which was also designed by Willard Byrd. Superb golf course conditioning distinguishes award-winning Meadowlands Golf Club from all the competition.
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| Members Club at Grande Dunes
With luxury golf packages only Myrtle Beach Golf Trips can unlock the gates to this prestigious private club! The experience at the private Members Club at Grande Dunes, a Myrtle Beach Waterway golf course, is enhanced by world-class service.
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| Myrtlewood Golf Club - Palmetto
The Palmetto Course at Myrtlewood Golf Club is a classic Edmund B. Ault design and has been a Grand Strand favorite for more than 25 years, Myrtlewood Golf Club is considered one of the top layouts in South Carolina and is a spectacular Myrtle Beach waterway golf course.
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| Myrtlewood Golf Club - PineHills
The PineHills Course at Myrtlewood Golf Club is the first and only design along the Grand Strand by award-winning architect Arthur Hills.
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| Prestwick Country Club
At Prestwick, Pete and P.B. Dye have crafted a links-style masterpiece reminiscent of Dye designs.
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| Resort Course at Grande Dunes
Golf won’t just be played at Grande Dunes, it will be experienced. The spectacular 18-hole championship golf course is gently sculpted into the naturally wooded landscape. The Grande Dunes course has been designed to integrate the course with the natural beauty and challenge of the environment, creating 18 individually unique holes.
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| 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.
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| Tidewater
Spectacular views await you in North Myrtle Beach at the award-winning Tidewater Golf Club, the course that golf writers call the "Pebble Beach of the East".
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Aberdeen Country Club
Aberdeen Country Club deliivers a 27 hole golf experience with a Scottish flair. Each nine presents a different look and different challenges, with fertile fairways and gorgeous new Tift-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.
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Arrowhead
With a canvas of Bermuda Fairways and Bent Grass Greens, the team of Ray Floyd and Tom Jackson have created a 27-hole masterpiece along the scenic Intracoastal Waterway in Myrtle Beach.
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Azalea Sands Country Club
At Azalea Sands each hole has a newness of it's own. This course full on fairway and green side bunkers is especially "Player Friendly". This is because Azalea Sands os one of the few courses that has no homes, condos or backyards to impede the progress of your game.
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Bald Head Island Club
With George Cobb's design and the essence of the island, Bald Head Island Club is a course like no other. The island is located off the coast of Southport, NC and is easily accessible by ferry or boat. The course will take you around 15 fresh water lagoons and winds through a maritime forest, topping off your play with ocean air that challenges your role in club selection and shot placements.
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Barefoot Resort - Dye Club
This Pete Dye course is "both beautiful and treacherous". Filled with Pete Dye's signature use of bunkering, water and sand waste areas and undulating greens, this is a course you'll not soon forget. While pitfalls await the wayward shot, all players can enjoy this stunning design when playing from the appropriate tees.
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Beachwood Golf Club
Beachwood Golf Club is among the most requested Myrtle Beach golf courses. Nestles between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intercoastal Waterway, Beechwood is coveniently located in North Myrtle Beach, within mintutes of the finest Myrtle Beach area hotels, motels, and condos.
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Black Bear Golf Club
Black Bear Golf Club is as bold and beautiful as it's 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.
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Blackmoor Golf Club
Blackmoor Golf Club, voted 2001-2002 Golf Course of the Year by The Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association. This spectacular, beautiful undulating design is Gary Players only in Myrtle Beach area. Gary's experience as the world's most traveled golfer and can be seen and felt in the clever challenge he has created for you at blackmoor.
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Burning Ridge
Burning Ridge features two fabulous 18-hole courses. Both are designed by the great Gene Hamm and feature gently rolling fairways, towering trees and placid lakes. A recently renovated clubhouse, pro shop, grill and expansive deck add to your enjoyment.
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Caledonia
Built upon the site of a working southern rice plantation, Caledonia has been recognized for it's design and incredible beauty. Upon opening in 1995 Caledonia was ranked 5th Best New Public Course in America by Golf Digest and was recently ranked 30th in the "Top 100 You Can Play" by Golf Magazine 2000.
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Carolina National Golf Club
Carolina National Golf Club, a 27-hole Fred Couples signature design located in Winding River Plantation, uses the natural terrain of the area and the Lockwood Folly River as it's backdrop to create a truly exciting golfing experience. Three distinctive nines- Egret, Heron, Ibis, play in a trio of 18-hole combinations.
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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.
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Crown Park Golf Club
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 Groups "2005 Golf Course Maintence 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.
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Dunes Club and Beach Resort
One of the best known courses in the world, the legendary Dunes Club continues to be rated the #1 Golf Course in Myrtle Beach by Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, and Golfweek. Worl class instruction, complete pratice facility, oceanfront dining and full guest locker facilities.
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Eagle Nest Golf Club
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.
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Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links
Glen Dornoch is a Myrtle Beach Waterway golf course created by master architect Clyde Johnston in 1996 - a site blessed with a dense strand of oaks, pines and magnolias on South Carolina’s most beautiful stretch of the Intracoastal Waterway.
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Heather Glen Golf Links
Heather Glen Golf Links is a must play 27 hole golf facility with a traditional Scottish “feel” to entice golfers. Heather Glen Golf Links has remained popular since 1987 when this Myrtle Beach Waterway golf course opened with rave reviews.
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Heathland at Legends
Larry Young's Legends Resorts features three unique choices for championship golf. With a beautiful clubhouse modeled after the home of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club in Scotland, traditional character and tour conditions come as no surprise.
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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.
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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.
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International Club
Seamlessly blending both traditional architecture and modern challenges, the International Club, listed on Golf Digest’s “Best Places to Play,” delivers a formidable yet rewarding golf experience.
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International World Tour
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.
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Leopard's Chase
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.
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Lion's Paw
Lion's Paw, awarded 4 STARS in Golf Digest’s “Places To Play” has been described as the eminent Willard Byrd’s finest work.
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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.
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Long Bay Club
The Long Bay Club is a magnificent Jack Niclaus "signature course" that is continually ranked among the top courses in the country. A great course is often described as on where the holes become etched in your memory. Long Bay is such a course.
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Man O'War
Rising from the depths of a 100 acre lake, Man O'War is brimming with an arsenal of weapons. World renowned architect Dan Maples has launched a new campaign in the battle for par with a course that includes back-to-back island greens and an awesome island ninth--unlike any you've ever played before.
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Moorland at Legends
In 1991, Golf Digest crowned Moorland one of the "Top Five New Public Courses in America" and in 2000 gave it a 4 and a half star rating in Places to play. P.B. Dye's flair for deep bunkers, multilevel fairways and greens, and signature bulkheads have transformed this course into one of the most sensational challenges on the East Coast.
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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.
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Panther's Run
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.
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Parkland at Legends
The Parkland, a perfect complement to this award-winning resort is the final addition in "the trilogy" of superior golf designs and was inspired by "early american courses" like Augusta National and Pine Valley.
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Pawleys Plantation
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.
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Possum Trot Golf Course
With a “Brilliant Traditional Design” Possum Trot Golf Course is centrally located between Myrtle Beach and Little River in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The course features 18 well-kept fairways and manicured greens.
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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.
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River Oaks
Carved from 800 pristine acres stretching along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, River Oaks provides the ideal experience for golfers of all abilities.
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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.
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Sandpiper Bay
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.
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Shaftesbury Glen
Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club brings together a truly unique concept, blending a world-class golf course with a superb fishing venue along the Waccamaw River.
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The Witch
The Witch was created as a world of its own, carefully removed from the distractions of homes, hotels and developments.
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The Wizard
The Wizard moved an astounding 1,000,000 cubic yards of earth to build this course to create the devilish elevation changes in the memorizing Myrtle Beach’s most-played course.
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Thistle
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.
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Tiger's Eye
Tiger’s Eye is another dazzling design by Tim Cate and opened in 2000 with 18 unforgettable holes.
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Tournament Players Club
Walk in the footsteps of golf's legends-Tom Watson, Gary Player, Ray Floyd, Lee Trivino, Lanny Waskins and others at the PGA TOUR's own TPC of Myrtle Beach, former host of the SENIOR TOUR Championship.
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Traditions Golf Club
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.
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True Blue Golf Club
Recently ranked #1 in the Myrtle Beach area by Golf Digest and a 4 and one half star rating in 2002. True Blue was also named the 4th Best New Public Upscale Courses in Anerica by Golf Digest in 1998.
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Wachesaw Plantation 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.
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Waterway Hills Golf Club
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.
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Whispering Pines Golf Club
At Whispering Pines, you'll find 6,771 yards...but NO BACKYARDS. This Audubon Cooperative lakes and undulating greens. Sanctuary has tree-lined fairways, carefully placed lakes, and undulating greens.
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Wicked Stick Golf Links
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.
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Wild Wing - Avocet
Designed as a signature course by the team of Jeff Brauer and Larry Nelson, the Avocet presents creative contouring, elevated tees and greens, double fairways, grass bunkers and even a double green serving two holes.
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Willbrook Plantation
Carved from the site of two Carolina plantations, Willbrook Plantation Golf Club is a course that noted architect Dan Maples has often called "One of my best!"
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Woodland Valley
First opened in 1999 as Diamond Back, it is still surrounded by classic lowcountry forest and natural wetlands.
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