Myrtle Beach golf courses offer more varied choices of play than any golfer could ever imagine, and each of the over 90 Myrtle Beach golf courses are detailed here in the Myrtle Beach Golf Association’s Golf Course Directory.

Below you will find an alphabetical listing of all Myrtle Beach golf courses. Simply “click” on any golf course name, and you will be immediately taken to that course’s MBGA.COM webpage.

MBGA Ratings: In 2005, the Myrtle Beach Golf Association did away with the old Golf Course Advisory Stoplights, in favor of a more universally accepted, and easier to understand “star” rating system.

Now, on the Myrtle Beach Golf Association’s Golf Course Directory, and on each golf course’s descriptive page, you will find one to five “stars” («) representing the MBGA rating for that course, with one “star” («) representing our worst rating and five “stars” («««««) signifying our highest rating.

The MBGA rankings are based upon each course’s layout, playability, challenge, imagination, beauty, pricing, actual conditions (course, clubhouse, restrooms, cleanliness, etc.), practice facilities, pace-of-play, as well as the amount of development around the course and the quality of their, food and beverage facilities. Particular emphasis and consideration is placed upon the professionalism and friendliness of the staff at each Myrtle Beach golf course.

Some of the areas upon which each golf course is rated are... layout, playability, challenge, imagination, beauty, actual conditions (course, clubhouse, restrooms, cleanliness, etc.), practice facilities, pace-of-play, as well as the quality of their, food and beverage facilities. Particular emphasis and consideration is placed upon the professionalism and friendliness of the staff at each Myrtle Beach golf course.

Score Your Rounds Before and After You Play - On each golf course’s MBGA.COM web page you will find a link to the Version 4 interactive, hole-by-hole eYardageBook for that particular course. Created by our friends at GolfWits.Com, you can view, plan and strategize all of your future and past Myrtle Beach golf rounds in the comfort of your own home, before you depart for your next golf vacation, or upon your return home – better yet, do both.

It makes no difference whether you are a regular visitor to our area, or a first-timer, we encourage you to cast your ballots for your own Player's Top 20 Myrtle Beach area golf courses. Regardless, whether you have one pick or 20, please send your Player's Top 20 nominees, comments and any other feedback, which you may deem helpful to Top20@mbga.com.

How about those crummy Myrtle Beach golf courses that you wouldn’t want your fellow golfers to get stuck playing? Simply send those “lemons” to the Myrtle Beach Golf Association at Basement@mbga.com and they will consider them for inclusion in the dreaded MBGA Basement. Again, regardless of whether you have one pick or 20, please send your Basement nominees today, along with any comments and any other feedback, which you may deem helpful.

Note: While it is certainly not required, it would be very helpful if you would take a moment and rank your nominees for the Player’s Top 20, with your number “1” pick being the “Best Golf Course in Myrtle Beach,” and “20” being your last nominee for the MBGA Player’s Top 20 roster. With respect to your nominees for the MBGA Basement, please make your number “1” pick the “Worst Golf Course in Myrtle Beach,” and “20” your “best-of-the-worst courses in town.”

All Myrtle Beach golf course rankings, Myrtle Beach golf course ratings and Myrtle Beach golf course reviews are by their very nature subjective and should be considered so, but the MBGA takes great pains to make sure that all rankings, ratings and reviews are as current and as accurate as humanly possible.

Simply “click” on a golf course’s name in the roster below and you will be quickly taken to that golf course’s MBGA.COM information page