Best Golf Courses in Myrtle Beach

On the Green Magazine provides the traveling golfers with the most complete information on Myrtle Beach golf anywhere. 

The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, located right off the beach, is the area's most prestigious golf course, while the Barefoot Resort up the road features an all-star foursome of designers on its courses: Dye, Fazio, Love III and Greg Norman. Many of the world's top architects have at least one design somewhere along the Grand Strand. The Grand Strand can be divided into three regions: the North and South Strand, and Myrtle Beach itself. The South Strand begins around Murrells Inlet, a small fishing village home to world-class seafood restaurants along the Marshwalk. It's also here where the low country comes to life, filled with centuries-old oaks on historic Carolina plantation properties. Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, Pawleys Plantation and the Heritage Club highlight the South Strand.

The North Strand, comprised of North Myrtle Beach to Sunset Beach in North Carolina seemingly has a golf course on every block. Multi-course resorts such as Ocean Ridge Plantation, Barefoot and Sea Trail dazzle, while River's Edge and Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links boast natural, waterfront beauty. Myrtle Beach itself is home to plenty of golf courses in its own regard, from historic Pine Lakes International, the area’s first course, the Dunes Club nearby, and glamorous Grande Dunes along the Intracoastal Waterway. In addition, Myrtle Beach’s main artery, Highway 501, features two multi-course facilities, Legends and Myrtle Beach National, home to the renowned King's North course.