Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

[BeginnerGolfer]

Hey guys, I was wondering what were some good courses in Myrtle Beach. Has anybody played there?

[owenmxz600]

Myrtle beach? where is that?:rofl:

[Big Shooter]

Hey guys, I was wondering what were some good courses in Myrtle Beach. Has anybody played there?

Use the SEARCH function, there have been MANY reviews!!!;) :cool:

[Weirfan]

there are over 100 courses in the area in all price ranges

a couple of my Favs are

Oyster Bay
Tidewater
Kings North
The Witch

do an internet search and you will get all the info u need

[EDSGolf]

Good courses would be as follows:

Caledonia, True Blue, Heritage, TPC, King's North, Avocet, The Dunes, Grande Dunes, Barefoot, Legends, Tidewater, Oyster Bay, River's Edge, Long Bay, Willbrook, Tiger's Eye, Glen Dornoch.

There are courses for every budget.

[golfingoalie]

Myrtle beach? where is that?:rofl:

You can't get there from Clinton :rofl:

[wlorcb]

Hey guys, I was wondering what were some good courses in Myrtle Beach. Has anybody played there?

Don't get hung up on Myrtle Beach. There are lots of areas in South Carolina with good golf courses for less $.

Try looking at Santee-Cooper.

[Big Shooter]

Don't get hung up on Myrtle Beach. There are lots of areas in South Carolina with good golf courses for less $.

Try looking at Santee-Cooper.

...but there's a lot more TO DO apres-golf in Myrtle Beach!!! ;) :cool:

[golferboy]

Play the Legends....they have three excellent course there....played there a month ago......just on 501N....if you like links style courses....

[luv2golow]

Definitely check ou Caledonia in Pawleys Island, also Kings North and True Blue if you can. Caledonia is one of the nicest tracks I've every had the pleasure to play. Great service and some real southern charm...

[wlorcb]

...but there's a lot more TO DO apres-golf in Myrtle Beach!!! ;) :cool:

Absolutely. But that's also part of the reason why it costs more.

After doing 36 of golf, there ain't much mojo left for the apres at my age!:)

[EDSGolf]

No offence, but the "good" courses in Santee do not compare at all to the good courses in Myrtle Beach. And as mentioned there it 's lots of apres golf.

[Jeffc]

Myrtle can be inexpensive, especially if you are going off season. Lots to do down there outside of golf, if that is what you are looking for.

Lots of great courses as well, but there is no sense in recommending any unless you know where you are staying. It's a big area, and you can spend more time driving to courses than actually golfing if you book in the other end of town than where you are staying.

[Big Shooter]

Definitely check ou Caledonia in Pawleys Island, also Kings North and True Blue if you can. Caledonia is one of the nicest tracks I've every had the pleasure to play. Great service and some real southern charm...

Very nice, but I preferred the Nicklaus-designed "Pawley's Plantation" :)

also LOVE "Kings North", "Tidewater", and all of the "Barefoot" courses EXCEPT the 'Norman' course.

[luv2golow]

Very nice, but I preferred the Nicklaus-designed "Pawley's Plantation" :)



Never played that one but I'll put it on my must play list.... We'll talk about it tomorrow at KV....:D:D

[Leftyhacker]

This is the 'TorontoGolfNuts' equivalent for Myrtle....

Great site for info -- hosted by one of the best packagers for the area !

http://forums.prospero.com/mbgolf/start

Hope that helps...

Lefty

[Big Shooter]

This is the 'TorontoGolfNuts' equivalent for Myrtle....

Great site for info -- hosted by one of the best packagers for the area !

http://forums.prospero.com/mbgolf/start

Hope that helps...

Lefty

Cool...I'm IN!!! ;)