Legends & Barefoot group

A collection of some of the very best courses in the Myrtle Beach
area including 3 of the top 100 from the Golf Digest list.

Barefoot Resort & Golf
4 top class courses by high profile designers

Dye Club – One of the most difficult courses in the area, the Dye course at Barefoot will test you off the tee with water coming into play on several holes but it is around the greens where it is particularly tricky. Small undulated greens protected with deep bunkers and closely mown run off areas present a stern test of your short game.

Fazio – The most picturesque of the four courses at Barefoot Resort, the Fazio course boasts 18 individual holes providing many memorable moments. The use of native grasses, sand and wetlands give the course a very natural feel. The wide fairways make it very playable for golfers of all levels.

Love – Similar in character to the Fazio course but with perhaps more of a resort course feel with a dramatic open section around a large lake incorporating the 3rd to the 7th holes. The Love course features elevated greens with steep run off areas make getting your approach shot right of the utmost importance.

Norman – A little different in character to the other three Barefoot courses. a typical Greg Norman design using the natural elements to shape the course. Inspired by the sand belt courses down under such as Royal Melbourne the course looks like it has been here for many years. The accommodation at Barefoot borders the Norman course so guests can enjoy the golf while sitting on their patio or balconies with a cool one!

Heritage Club – Heritage is a classic plantation style course. From the elegant clubhouse at the end of an avenue of Live Oak trees you know you are somewhere special. Some wonderful holes particularly the par 5's culminating in the testing 18th hole. But the real test of Heritage is its large undulating greens which are devilishly difficult to handle.

Heritage Club is actually in Pawleys Island around 30 minutes from the centre of Myrtle Beach. See our other Pawleys Island golf courses.

Legends Resort – Three great courses at Legends Resort – Parkland, Heathland and Moorland.

As the names suggest the designers have attempted to recreate the feel of Scottish links in three quite different layouts.

While the discerning Brit might not see the similarity with the links of the old country there is no doubting the quality of the Legends courses.

Heathland – The most authentic and possibly the best of the three in our view, we love this course. Wide open terrain, low wind swept bushes and parallel holes really gives you the feel you are on a British links or heathland course.

Moorland – Fantastic elevation changes on this devilishly difficult design make this a fun course to play but bring plenty of golf balls!

Parkland – Long, testing parkland style layout. Perhaps not the visual spectacle of the other two but an excellent test of golf.

Oyster Bay – Oyster Bay has long been a favourite of visiting golfers. A fantastic layout which offers something of everything. Not a long course but with dramatic elevation changes, sweeping doglegs, water hazards and 2 island green par 3's there are plenty of challenges. Combine this with the stunning marsh views and a visit to Oyster Bay is an experience you will not forget.

TPC of Myrtle Beach – Play where the pros play – enough of an incentive for many a serious golfer to want to come and play the TPC of Myrtle Beach designed by Tom Fazio and Lanny Wadkins. Some testing carries off the tee, many long par fours and an outstanding set of par 3s make this one of the toughest layouts in the Myrtle Beach area. Tom Watson found the answers in winning the 2000 Senior Players Championship. A quality course matched by first class service and an excellent pro shop.

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