Myrtle Beach Golf

Golf in Myrtle Beach

While you're here, you may as well Golf !

The oceanfront resort town of Myrtle Beach is one of the most sought after vacation destinations on the east coast of the United States.

With the mild southern climate and an average of 101 cloudless days per year, Myrtle Beach can't be beat for golf, tennis and a number of other outdoor activities.

During the cooler months, with many local companies offering reduced fees and discount golf packages, there's no better time of year to play golf in Myrtle Beach.

Golf Course Closings

Several golf courses in Myrtle Beach have given way to the real estate boom and have closed or will be closing. The courses with reportedly no golf in their future are Eastport, Bay Tree, Deer Track, and Wildwing's Hummingbird, Wood Stork, and Falcon courses.

Golf Course Changes

Several Myrtle Beach area golf courses are also undergoing major changes.

Pine Lakes Country Club was redesigned, redeveloped, and reopened by Burroughs and Chapin and Craig Schreiner.

Angels Trace became part of the Ocean Ridge Courses, changing from 36 to 18 holes, and will undergo a name change to Jaguars Lair.

Sea Golf Club is slated to be redesigned and reopened as the Founders Club.

Golf Packages in Myrtle Beach

Bill Bernier of Brunswick Plantation has joined the team at Myrtle Beach Magazine as the golf news feature editor. Later this year he'll provide monthly updates on the golf package industry on the Grand Strand as well as review various aspects of a variety of golf courses, driving ranges, local golf pros, and more.

Speaking of Updates...

Myrtle Golfer is undergoing a complete revamping later this year so please bear with us if not every function works properly on the site. We appreciate your understanding and hope you'll check us out regularly when our upgraded site is complete and in the years to come.