866-469-9620Myrtle Beach Golf Course Directory
Myrtle Beach golf courses offer more varied choices of play than any golfer could ever imagine, and each of the 100+ Myrtle Beach golf courses are detailed here in the Myrtle Beach Golf Association’s Golf Course Directory.
Voice Your Opinions Today on the “Best” and “Worst” Myrtle Beach Golf Courses!
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 25 Myrtle Beach area golf courses. To review a course, just chose it from the list below and then complete the brief survey.
Central Courses
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
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This was the very first golf course designed by world-renowned golf architect Rees Jones. Arcadian Shores is a “traditional” layout with natural blend of beauty and challenge. It features big lakes, deviously placed bunkers, tree-lined fairways, Bermuda greens and distinctive contouring. It was selected by Golf Digest as one of… Read More » |
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As this course has become more and more of a housing project with a golf course, the quality of play has declined proportionately. This facility built its reputation on its challenging layout and friendly people, and while the friendliness continues, the experience comes up short. It features three 9-hole tracts:… Read More » |
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This is the second of the original two courses at Burning Ridge. Originally, before the closing of the West course, this was the East course. This track is partial to sand bunkers with less water than was her sister course. It features generous landing areas off the tee and elevated… Read More » |
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Here’s a “ratings” doozy for you, the Dunes Club is currently ranked No. 46 on Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, but No. 16 behind both the TPC of Myrtle Beach and the The Heritage Club in their Best in South Carolina rankings. They are not ranked on Golf Magazine’s… Read More » |
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This is one of the newer golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area. It was designed by PGA Tour great, Nicky Price, and a virtual unknown designer, Craig Schreiner. They have termed their design “inland style,” whatever the hell that means, but we think the correct label would “Double Design… Read More » |
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Here is yet another of Golf Digest’s “clueless rankings” foolishness. The Grande Dunes Resort track is currently ranked No. 88 on Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, while being ranked No. 23 on their Best in South Carolina rankings far behind both the TPC of Myrtle Beach and the Heritage… Read More » |
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If playing 27 of the world’s greatest golf holes is your dream, here’s the next best thing. The developers of this track has done their best to replicate holes inspired by major championships, national open sites, Ryder Cup and PGA Tour venues, and exclusive courses from around the world. If… Read More » |
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Currently ranked No. 12 on Golf Magazine’s Best Public Golf Courses in South Carolina roster, this course was molded in the image of the British Isles links courses, with holes reminiscent of St. Andrews, and lesser-known gems like Lahinch and Cruden Bay. Most of the holes are without high vegetation,… Read More » |
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Ranked No. 37 on Golf Digest’s “50 Most Diabolical Golf Courses in America,” this course is considered to be one of the strongest challenges in golf. It features large expanses of natural growth, sand, water and waste areas combined with extraordinary undulations and bulk headed areas to present a course… Read More » |
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With the opening of Parkland, the Legends trilogy was completed. This traditional style course offers a distinct contrast to the first two Legends courses; Parkland demonstrates the diversity and beauty of the natural terrain with contoured, tree-lined fairways, vast natural areas, deep-faced bunkers and massive, multi-level greens. Parkland’s design is… Read More » |
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Water, water everywhere, but not much trouble when you’re accurate with your shots. Rising up from a 100-acre lake that winds throughout the course, water hazards can come into play on sixteen holes, and the constant breeze only adds to the challenge here. It features wide landing areas and large… Read More » |
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Currently rated No. 14 by Golf Magazine on their Best Public Golf Courses in South Carolina roster. Originally the North course at Myrtle Beach National, it was named “South Carolina’s Course of the Year for 1996” and in 1997 Golf Digest ranked it among the “Top 10 New Upscale Public… Read More » |
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This is the easier of the three Myrtle Beach National courses. Water comes into play on only six holes, and the well-guarded greens are relatively small. Winding through wetlands and hardwood forests, it’s a relatively flat tract, but uneven lies are common because of some of the mounding, and their… Read More » |
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This is the longest of the three Myrtle Beach National golf courses. This tract features wide fairways, numerous doglegs, fairway bunkers, natural hazards and large well-bunkered greens. Winding through a pine forest, wayward shots can easily find trees blocking your next shot. Water only comes into play is on No.… Read More » |
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In 1996 Links Magazine placed this tract among the “Top 30” on the Grand Strand. It’s known for it’s wide open pine tree lined fairways. There’s no turn after nine on this layout, which is no problem during the spring and fall golf seasons because their halfway houses are open… Read More » |
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Originally named The Pines at Myrtlewood, before the Arthur Hills redo in 1966. This used to be the better of the two courses here, but excessive condo development, aging conditions and the reworking of the Palmetto reduced this course to the runner-up here. In 1997 Golf Digest picked it as… Read More » |
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This, the very first golf course built in Myrtle Beach, is known as “The Granddaddy,” and the idea for Sports Illustrated was hatched in the stately colonial-style clubhouse in 1950. This facility, lovingly owned and operated by the Miles family from 1927 until 2001, when they sold it to the… Read More » |
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This old coastal-style course surrounded by housing recently reopened after an extensive redo, which included newly reworked Mini Verde Bermuda greens, the elimination of 60 bunkers, a new green complex on No. 18 and an all new practice facility. This track is operated by Coastal Carolina University and Horry-Georgetown Technical… Read More » |
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This long-time “Basement” track has had some long-overdue new life finally breathed into it in the form of $1 million dollars in badly needed restorations, including converting all of their greens to Champions Ultra-Dwarf Bermuda. This facility has three nines, the Bear, Fox and Otter, that are played in three… Read More » |
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This course is the north-end pretender to Caledonia and we stress pretender. Running along the Waccamaw River, it’s another attempt by the fine folks at the Glens Group at bringing the Old Country to the New World. Cheerio dude! This consistently well-maintained track features open tee shots, wide, flat fairways,… Read More » |
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This track was originally Skyway Golf Club. This facility, located on Restaurant Row, has three nines, the Lakes, Oaks and Ravine. The Ravine is shortest of the three, and gets its name from a 70-yard wide chasm. You can only get to this facility via the most unique mode of… Read More » |
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The City of Myrtle Beach took over the operation of this typical military base golf course when the Air Force flew the coop in 1993, and it appears that they haven’t spent a dime on it since then. From the Federal Government to local government, now that’s a real recipe… Read More » |
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The Avocet - for many years a Top 5 golf course on the MBGA Player’s Top 20 golf course - was always the best of the original four courses that were at this facility, with consistently some of the best greens in town. It features multiple tees, elevated tees, wide… Read More » |
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Dramatic, man-made elevations as high as 45-feet and consistently good greens are this tract’s best-known features. 1.5 million cubic yards of earth was moved to form The Wizard’s intriguing landscape. The plantings on the berms and mounds include over 800 species of plants, flowers, and ornamental grasses. Its wide open… Read More » |
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