Myrtle Beach Golf Courses
The oldest golf course in Myrtle Beach is the Lakes
Country Club. Finished in 1927 a group of professionals
built an upscale beach retreat called Arcady which included
what is now known as Pine Lakes Country Club and the
Ocean Forest Hotel, remaining to this day as a reminder
of the 20's.
Myrtle Beach Golf courses reach over 100, with the
temperate and climate being perfect for golf. There
will be golf played in Myrtle Beach year round, with
only the occasional lousy golf day. If the sun is out
in Myrtle Beach, the weather will be ideal any time
of year.
Myrtle Beach has a 60 mile stretch of golf courses
to accommodate golfers of all levels. Depending on how
much golf you would like to play, and how much time
you have is the question to ask. We will break down
these Myrtle Beach golf courses by North and South zones.
Myrtle Beach North Golf Courses
- Aberdeen Country Club
- Angels Trace North
- Angels Trace South
- Azalea Sands
- Barefoot Resort Dye
- Barefoot Resort Fazio
- Barefoot Resort Love
- Barefoot Resort Norman
- Bay Tree
- Beachwood
- Black Bear
- Brick Landing
- Briarwood
- Brunswick
- Calabash Golf Links
- Carolina Shores
- Colonial Charters
- Crow Creek
- Cypress Bay
- Eagle Nest
- Eastport
- Farmstead
- Glen Dornoch
- Heather Glen
- Lions Paw
- Long Bay
- Myrtle Beach National Kings
- Possum Trot
- Tidewater
Myrtle Beach South Golf Course
- Blackmoor
- Caledonia
- Heritage
- International World Tour
- Litchfield
- Pawleys Plantation
- Reserve
- River Club
- Sea Gull
- TPC
- Tradition
- True Blue
- Wachesaw East
- Witch
With all these Myrtle Beach Golf Courses, how
can you not play a great course. There are no excuses
about not finding a course that suites your game. A
perfect Myrtle Beach golf course awaits.
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