A Golfer's Guide to Staying in Myrtle Beach

From golf-course villas to oceanfront condos, Myrtle Beach offers plenty of ways to build a great home base around your golf trip.

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Myrtle Beach golf vacation accommodations
Where Golfers Stay

Start With the Kind of Trip You're Taking

Some groups want to wake up beside the course. Others want the Atlantic outside the window. Bigger golf groups may simply need enough bedrooms, bathrooms and space to keep everyone together.

There's no single best place to stay. The right answer depends on your tee times, your group and what you want to do when the round is over.

Golf Trip Planning

Where Are You Playing?

Myrtle Beach golf stretches across the Grand Strand. Where your tee times are located can be one of the best clues to where you should stay.

01

North End

A convenient choice for groups concentrating their golf around North Myrtle Beach and the northern Grand Strand.

Think Barefoot Resort, Tidewater and nearby north-end courses.
02

Central Myrtle Beach

A flexible home base if your rounds are spread around the area and you also want easy access to dining, attractions and the beach.

Think Myrtlewood, Pine Lakes and central-area golf.
03

South Strand

Worth considering when much of the golf itinerary is centered around Murrells Inlet or Pawleys Island.

Think TPC Myrtle Beach, True Blue, Caledonia and nearby courses.
On The Green Tip

Don't choose a place to stay by mileage alone. A few extra miles in the right direction can make mornings much easier when the first tee time is early.

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