Built on what was once a flourishing rice plantation along the Black River the fairways wind through stands of massive, moss-draped oaks, magnolias, dogwoods, flowering plants and wildlife. The course rewards a good shot, golf as it should be.
The new owners are well into their plans for remodelling and renovation including opening up the old Manor House for lunch.
Designed by Mike Strantz this is many peoples favourite course in the Myrtle Beach area, ours included. A stunning course in a natural setting built on the site of an old rice plantation.
18 picturesque holes winding through Live Oaks with many elevation changes, strategic bunkering and water hazards. Always in pristine condition, a visual as well as a golfing experience you will not forget.
A great place for lunch overlooking the 18th green and old rice fields.
Built on the old Seagull course with a new Lowcountry style clubhouse and scheduled to open in late 2006 – As soon as we have checked out the course and facilities we will add an overview to the site.
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. The real test of Heritage is its large undulating greens which are devilishly difficult to handle.
A traditional tree-lined course and one of the oldest and respected courses in Myrtle Beach. A quiet country club feel adds a touch of sophistication and if the golf is less than good there is always the teeming bird life to look at.
Excellent place for lunch. Seafood lovers will especially love the Sunday buffet.
This Jack Nicklaus signature course promises great golf in a spectacular setting.
Views of the salt marshes with Pawleys Island beyond provide a visual splendour to match the golf.
18 individual holes that provide a challenging yet enjoyable test of golf including 2 par 3 holes where you tee off across the salt marsh from the causeway joining the two parts of the course.
As the name suggests there is plenty of water which is combined with prominent greenside bunkering and undulating bent grass greens.
It has always been one of our favourite courses in Myrtle Beach, or indeed anywhere.
The dramatic 18th hole is one of the best finishing holes that you will find offering a gamble of two carries across water to turn this par five into a very difficult par four!
True Blue was built on the site of an old rice and Indigo plantation. Spanning 290 acres, it offers stunning scenery as well as a unique golf challenge.
Strips of green winding their way through natural sandy waste areas provide a unique setting for this course. Off the back tees this is one of the sternest tests of golf you will find anywhere and is recognised as one of the toughest courses in Myrtle Beach.
A great place for lunch overlooking the 18th hole either inside or on the porch.
Visually stunning, teeming with wildlife, regardless of how you are playing you cannot fail to enjoy the experience.
Although water, sand, live oak trees and marshes provide plenty of hazards the wide fairways make it a very playable course off the forward tees. A tough enough test off the back tees however!
A very narrow 18th hole with a creek on the left and trees on the right not to mention a large tree guarding the green. Just hope you are ahead of your handicap standing on the tee!
Tradition is a lovely tree-lined course with a great variety of holes. The immaculate playing conditions all year round make this one of our favourite places to play.
Water comes into play on several holes including the island green par 3 shown here and the island green par 4 7th hole. Not a long course but there are one or two long par fours which are testing.
The par 4 18th is a testing finishing hole with sand running all along the left side of the hole.
From your base in Pawleys Island you are within 1.5 hours drive of all the courses in the Myrtle Beach area.
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