A Dozen Reasons to Visit Myrtle Beach for Golf

The venerable old Ocean Forest Country Club (now Pine Lakes) started it all back in 1927 and now sits in… Read more »
The venerable old Ocean Forest Country Club (now Pine Lakes) started it all back in 1927 and now sits in… Read more »
The picturesque par-four 10th is actually the shortest par-four at Long Bay and somewhat of a “breather” on a very… Read more »
The Ocean Forest Hotel pictured in 1961. Did you know that in 1925 Myrtle Beach only had 200 year-round residents… Read more »
All four of the par-threes at King’s North play over water though the longest is only 190 yards from the… Read more »
A pond, waste-bunker, and trees set the tone to the short dogleg-right, par-four 15th at Pine Lakes. I first… Read more »
The 190-yard 11th is the shortest and easiest of the one-shotters at Grande Dunes, but is nonetheless a very… Read more »
I just had the nice opportunity to meet and chat with Mel Sole, owner of the Phil Ritson –… Read more »
This is a view of the gorgeous par-four 5th hole at Pawleys Plantation looking back at the fairway… Read more »
The par-five 15th at Willbrook Plantation is as solid and attractive a hole as you will find in the Grand… Read more »
The 500-yard par-five 14th is a risk-and-reward affair that evokes comparisons to the 15th at Augusta National. Golf course… Read more »