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This private golf course debuted in the Golf Digest’s Top 100 courses when it opened in 1987. Challenging, yet player-friendly, this beautiful layout takes full advantage of the trees, water… Read More »
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Currently rated No. 14 by Golf Magazine on their Best Public Golf Courses in North Carolina roster, this was one of the first links-style courses in the Myrtle Beach area.… Read More »
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(8.00/10), based on 2 reviews
This course was built on some rare (for this area) high ground sitting in the middle of wetlands and dense forest, and requires over 4,000-feet of bridging to traverse, which… Read More »
User: (9.00/10), based on 2 reviews
While this layout is a Jack Nicklaus “signature course,” it is far better than many of his higher-priced spreads. It features deep pot bunkers, vast waste areas, extensive mounding, tight… Read More »
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Currently ranked No. 7 on Golf Magazine’s Best Public Golf Courses in North Carolina roster, this is the newest Tom Cate addition to Ocean Ridge Plantation’s “Big Cat” collection of… Read More »
User: (7.00/10), based on 1 review
Here is yet another of Golf Digest’s “clueless rankings” foolishness. Tidewater is currently ranked No. 94 on Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Public Courses and No. 25 on their Best Golf… Read More »
User: (6.00/10), based on 2 reviews
This tired old girl is basically your standard municipal golf course. Despite some reworking in 2009, this 30-year old tract is pretty much the same as when it opened. It is fairly open, but there are enough trees to keep the place from feeling totally bare. There is plenty of water, but not a lot of it is actually in play. Historically, their only good points has been their Bermuda greens and lack of housing development. There is also the… Read More »
This unimaginative golf course, designed by a doctor (does that tell you anything), was the first golf community in the South Brunswick Islands, of North Carolina. Brierwood is an old golf course that winds naturally through its coastal, pine forest setting and homes. It features broad fairways and small greens accented by numerous lakes and ponds. Located 20-miles into North Carolina, it is too far for too little.
Read More »In 1990 Golf Course Rankings of America (any one ever heard of these guys? Neither have we!) rated this course 1st on the Grand Strand. Located on the North Carolina – South Carolina border in Calabash, North Carolina, this tract, that says it “stresses shot making over power,” features narrow rolling tree-lined fairways, large greens, 10 lakes and 96 bunkers. This clunker has already been in bankruptcy court twice, and if it isn’t developed into condos or a shopping center… Read More »
Even the better golf courses aren’t immune. Just consider how many times you’ve completed your round, only to look back… Read More »
Any time you read an article where the author is too much of a wuss to say something is overrated,… Read More »
There is no questioning the popularity of the courses of noted golf course architect Tom Fazio. Nor is there any… Read More »
Dan Maples left as much of a mark on the Myrtle Beach golf scene as any golf course architect, designing… Read More »
