Myrtle Beach Golf Course Directory

Tucked along a protected riverfront preserve, with fertile fairways and gorgeous new Tif-Eagle Bermuda greens

South Carolina’s “1998 Golf Course of the Year.” Designers Ray Floyd and Tom Jackson have sculpted Arrowhead’s 27-hole complex into a 27-hole aesthetic masterpiece.

The Bald Head Island golf course is a stunning design by acclaimed architect George Cobb that was recently renovated by noted architect Tim Cate. This beautiful barrier island is only accessible only by passenger ferry or private boat.

Like many European courses, the Fazio course does not return to the clubhouse after nine holes. I is a classic Lowcountry course, filled with live oaks, pines, sand, natural areas and native grasses.

Seven holes along the Intracoastal Waterway highlight Greg Norman’s newest design at Barefoot Resort. This beach golf course resembles one found in the deserts of the Southwest, without the desert.

Named “Golf Course of the Year” in 2001 by the Myrtle Beach Golf Course Owners Association, Blackmoor offers groomed TifEagle greens in a scenic former-plantation setting.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club has been recognized for its design and incredible beauty. From the entrance lined with centuries old live oaks to its antebellum-styled clubhouse, Caledonia is a world-class experience.

A 27-hole Fred Couples signature golf facility set along the Lockwood Folly River. Carved out of low-country marshlands, the course offers golfers an endless variety of playing experiences.

An 18-hole Championship golf course winding through a Lowcountry pine forest. Experience a peaceful round of golf surrounded by nature. Offers wonderful value and customer service to both locals and visitors.

Many a golf match in Myrtle Beach has been decided on Farmstead Golf Link’s signature golf hole, the challenging 767 yard, par 6, 18th.

This Clyde Johnston design debuted to Links Magazine’s “1997 Feature Hole” honors and a Golf Digest “Top 25 Courses of South Carolina” choice.

The only university golf course on the Grand Strand. This par 72 golf course is operated by Coastal Carolina University’s Professional Golf Management program.

A course that places a premium on creative shot-making and rewards the daring. Recipient of the 2004 Golf Course of the Year award by the Myrtle Beach Area Golf Course Owners Association.

The yardage for this Willard Byrd par 72 course ranges from a fun 4,838 yards to 6,857 yards – enough to test even the best golfer’s skills. Rated 4 Stars by Golf Digest.

Large expanses of natural growth, sand, water and waste areas combine with extraordinary undulations and bulkheads to present a course reminiscent of the PGA West Stadium Course.

The mature tree-lined fairways wind amid giant oaks and shimmering lakes of a former Carolina rice plantation, creating an extraordinarily challenging “country club” experience.

Spacious, gently sloping fairways offer a surprising variety of elevation changes that present a multitude of challenges as they open onto large, immaculately manicured greens.

An Arnold Palmer gem that winds through a magnificent setting of coastal wetlands and hardwood forests. SouthCreek is said to be the “finess” course of the three courses at National.

Your one stop shop and direct link to over 70 courses in the Myrtle Beach area and is home to some of the best, challenging and fun golf courses in the country.

Bears the distinction of being the only Grand Strand golf course designed by award-winning architect Arthur Hills, who is often called upon to redesign venues for PGA and USGA events.

Wild and untamed, rustic and quiet, this magnificent course presents a lion’s share of adventure and challenge accompanied by nature’s best scenery.

Features 60 foot elevation changes, undulating fairways, sparkling lakes and a stunning par three island green. In 2007, Golf Digest ranked it among their “Top 100 U.S. Public Courses.”

A classic Lowcountry design that you can play many times and never have the same shot twice. This Nicklaus Signature course is ranked among  the finest courses in the Carolinas.

Commitment to excellence is Possum Trot’s ongoing goal for generations of year-round visitors to the Myrtle Beach area, while always offering competitive rates.

This Tom Jackson signature course is one of the premier “plantation” courses and a favorite among returning golfers. Long hitters are OK off the tee, but approach shots need to be true.

The Plantation features 27 exciting holes designed by Gene Hamm and Tom Jackson, as well as a public driving range. Provides the ideal experience for golfers of all abilities.

For almost twenty years, Sandpiper Bay has been greeting visitors and Members with an exceptional course and a time-honored tradition of Southern Hospitality.

This straightforward course is pleasing to the eye with generous mounded fairways, bordered by scenic lakes and water hazards on 11 holes, old oaks and towering pine trees.

A true championship course – elevated greens, picture-perfect traps, wide-flowing fairways, demanding doglegs, tantalizing par 3’s and long par 5’s. Always in great condition.

The Pearl East is a traditional parkland layout, carved through the pristine forest, with many scenic views, all ending with a dynamic finish along the Calabash River.

Offering one the most beautiful yet challenging 27- hole layouts on the Grand Stand. The attention to detail is evident throughout – from the design of the course, the grand clubhouse, to the attentive service.

A unique experience that affords you the privilege of testing your game on the same course where some of golf’s greatest figures have played. “5 Stars” by Golf Digest.

The rolling terrain and native vegetation of this once thriving indigo and rice plantation makes for one of the most spectacular settings in golf.

Freshwater lakes and scenic wetlands provide a tranquil background to enhance your golf experience while strategically-placed bunkers awaken you to the course’s challenge.

John Daly helped to design this Links Style Course in Myrtle Beach. Wicked Stick does not have any fairway bunkers, so you can “Grip It and Rip It” off the tee.

Carved from the site of two Carolina plantations, Willbrook offers a tranquil blend of golf and wildlife that has been featured on Nature Scene TV.