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Experience the exhilaration of Myrtle Beach golf and enjoy the thrills of some of the world's most challenging golf courses, in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Tee off on North, South or Central Myrtle Beach golf courses, each designed to protect the natural habitat and wildlife indigenous to the area. Technically challenging and aesthetically beautiful, our greens have been created by world-famous architects -- including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones, and Greg Norman. Some of the most spectacular golf courses in the area include:
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Eighteen of Midway’s Par 3 27 holes play to a true championship feel with a different situation on each tee box. Perfect for entertainment or practice, Midway Par 3 is the perfect stop for a corporate or family golf outing, tournament style. Midway’s 27 hole facility is lighted in season for night play and offers free club rentals.
The Moorland Course at Legends Resort is one of the boldest layouts on the Myrtle Beach golf scene. Architect P.B. Dye made daring use of pot bunkers, elevation change and waste bunkers to craft a course that is as visually stunning as it is challenging.
The course has been ranked among the toughest on the East Coast, but that can be misleading. Players that miss fairways at Moorland have only themselves to blame because there is ample room off the tee, and Dye presents players with risk-reward decisions throughout.
Home to 36 holes of championship golf, Myrtlewood Golf Club is set along the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway in the heart of Myrtle Beach.
The skillful use of mounding and strategic placement of water hazards makes the Myrtlewood PineHills golf course a modern masterpiece of beautifully contoured fairways. originally known as The Pines, PineHills was redesigned by Arthur Hills and is routed along the same path as it's predecessor.
Myrtlewood Palmetto golf course has a traditional design that offers gentle sloping fairways with a variety of hazards, bunkers and large, subtle undulating greens. Palmetto is consistently ranked as one of the top repeat-play courses along the Grand Strand.
Oyster Bay, part of the prestigious Legends Club family of courses, offers a combination of natural terrain and ingenious design to Bay present golfers with a true test of golf in a beautiful setting.
A collaboration between architect Dan Maples and developer Larry Young, Oyster Bay is carved out of maritime forest and pristine wetlands. The 6,700-yard course carries over natural water hazards, through tree-lined fairways, out of yawning bunkers and onto large, undulating greens.
Myrtlewood Golf Club's Palmetto Course is one of two championship layouts that span this scenic property in the heart of the Myrtle Beach golf scene. Stretching through pine forests and along the Intracoastal Waterway, the Palmetto Course's traditional design has made it a hit among visiting and local golfers alike since it opened for play four decades ago.
Originally designed by famed golf architect Edmund B. Ault, the recently renovated Palmetto Course features well-manicured Tifdwarf Bermuda grass greens and open fairways that are often bordered by rolling hills and beautiful views of the Waterway.
Take on one of the toughest layouts in the Big Cat family of golf courses at Panther's Run in Sunset Beach, N.C. Located just over the Carolina border from Myrtle Beach, Panther's Run is built on a pristine nature preserve that features maritime forest and marshlands. Featuring generous landing areas and well-manicured MiniVerde greens, the course is as beautiful to look at as it is challenging to play.
Panther's Run features the perfect combination of natural beauty and clever design, thanks to the craftsmanship of architect Tim Cate. The layout seems to blend in harmony with the terrain for a unique golf experience.
The Legends Golf Resorts' Parkland Course in Myrtle Beach was built alongside the pre-existing Heathland and Moorland sister courses, but it’s quickly gained its own identity and reputation.
Parkland has established itself as one of the Myrtle Beach golf layouts, challenging golfers with narrow, pine-lined fairways, natural water hazards and gaping green-side bunkers. Modeled after the unique stylings of architects Alister MacKenzie (Augusta National) and George Thomas (Riviera Country Club), Parkland is regarded as one of the best Myrtle Beach golf offerings. Carved from a diverse terrain of pine forest and wetlands, Parkland’s design blends with the natural surroundings to provide golfers both a true test of golf and a relaxing day on the links.
Located in Lowcountry community of Pawleys Island, just 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, this Jack Nicklaus signature course presents golfers of all handicaps and skill levels with a one-of-a-kind experience.
Featuring a harmonic blend of natural beauty and creative design, Pawleys Plantation is ranked among some of the finest courses in the Carolinas. It has been named one of "America's Top Courses" by Zagat Survey and is among the top 30 of South Carolina's more than 300 golf courses, according to Golf World in 2009 and 2010.
Easy Access To The Best Myrtle Beach Golf Vacation Packages
Play as many rounds as you like with one of the Myrtle Beach golf vacation packages offered by local hotels. You'll find breathtaking links and fairways throughout The Grand Strand - including some of the most beautiful, challenging golf courses in the world. Test your swing on the perfectly manicured greens and lush, rolling hills of these exceptional Myrtle Beach, South Carolina golf courses.
