




This track opened in 2000 and quickly became a real favorite. It is another links-styled course that plays through, and around water and marshes. It features extensive mounding, wide landing areas, five sets of tees, creative bunkering (some run into the lakes) and large l-93 Bentgrass greens with some interesting breaks. It was voted among Golf for Women Magazine’s “Top 100 Fairways in America.” They are the first course in-town to wake-up and address Myrtle Beach’s slow play plague, by offering 12-minute tee times, while the other greedy and less-enlightened operators foolishly continue with their 8-minute tee times and 6-hour gridlocks. The Thistle team do things right, and their new clubhouse is definitely one of the best in the area.