Golf

Glen Dornoch rewards shot-making and creativity as opposed to raw power alone. Only three of the course’s 10 par 4s play more than 400 yards from the blue tees, and the first three holes all play under 350 yards. But don’t mistake “short” for easy. Glen Dornoch challenges throughout. “Golf Magazine” called Glen Dornoch a “Top 10 Golf Course in Myrtle Beach” and one trip around the property will make the reasons obvious. A 4-star course, according to “Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play” guide, Glen Dornoch brings golfers back year after year.

Golf at Grande Dunes feels at once completely natural yet effortlessly refined. The expansive Bermudagrass fairways ripple with subtle undulations onto large, modestly contoured Champion Ultradwarf greens. The superior links-style design unfolds itself in a relaxed, gracious manner enticing golfers with beauty while taunting them with danger . Fair but challenging, each golf hole presents a different problem to test the most confident scratch handicapper. What really sets Grande Dunes apart from other public courses is its "private club" atmosphere and amenities. Grande Dunes offers an impeccably groomed golf course with multiple teeing areas that provide a variety of driving situations and angles of approach. Nestled among old water oaks, tall pines and rolling landscape, this is truly a golfer's paradise, which is why Golf Magazine selected Grande Dunes as a “Top 10 You Can Play” list in 2002 and Golf Week not only rated it as one of America’s Best “Top 100 Residential Golf Courses” in 2005, but, most recently in 2007, recognized Grande Dunes as a “Best Course You Can Play”.

This par 72 golf course is operated by Coastal Carolina University’s Professional Golf Management program and the maintained by Horry Georgetown Technical College’s Sports Turf Management Program. The clubhouse has a fully stocked golf shop with officially licensed Chanticleer apparel and a grill with a wide variety of breakfast and lunch entrees. The Hackler Course’s practice facility offers an all grass driving range, practice bunker and a 3,000 square foot putting green to warm you up before your round. We have an excellent tournament program, and specialize in golf outings, corporate outings and clinics; no matter the size. Advance reservations are recommended (especially during the peak season-Mar. Apr. Sep. Oct.) but not always necessary.

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.

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".

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 #46 in the “Top 100 Public Courses in America- 2007-2008” 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.

Nestled among the tall pines of the low country on the South End of Myrtle Beach, the much improved Heron Point is an affordable course that offers a lot of GREEN for your green! Recent renovations in 2010-2011 have made Heron Point a new favorite amongst golfers, and the word is quickly spreading. Who says golf has to be expensive? Heron Point offers more value for less money than any other Myrtle Beach area golf course! The well-maintained greens, pristine landscaping, friendly staff, an inviting Southern Antebellum clubhouse and of course the LOW economical price are just a few of the things that make this one of the most enjoyable courses on the Grand Strand! Voted "Best Bang for your Buck" by Golf Magazine! Good Course...Good Price...Good Service...GOOD DEAL!

The new “Hummingbird Nine” course completes the evolution of Wild Wing to a 27-Hole facility. The Hummingbird Nine is comprised of several key holes from the original course layout. This additional nine hole track will offer great conditions and even better availability. The increase in availability comes from the continuous “Single Tee Method”. This is unlike other facilities that double and triple tee their customers causing the ever-frustrating delays when turning from one nine to another. Customers of Wild Wing can expects consistent pace of play rates without any “Surprises” at the turn. If you add this together with great service and conditions you’ve got happy golfers at the end of every round. Wild Wing has been known for it service, conditions and unique layouts for years. The Larry Nelson designed Avocet Course is known for its excellent condition and remains a “Must Play” course when in the Myrtle Beach area. With the opening of the new Hummingbird Nine course you now have one more reason to dust off your clubs and visit Wild Wing.

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.

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.