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100+ championship courses stretching from Little River to Pawleys Island — world-class layouts designed by Arnold Palmer, Pete Dye, Tom Fazio, and more.
USA Today Top 5 public course in America, Golf Digest Top 100 annually since 1994 — Mike Strantz's Lowcountry masterpiece in Pawleys Island with century-old live oaks, antebellum plantation history, and 18 signature holes.
Pete Dye's most diabolical Grand Strand creation — a 7,343-yard par-72 with pot bunkers, waste areas, and dramatic water carries at Barefoot Landing that demands respect from any handicap and rewards it with one of the best rounds in Myrtle Beach.
The Grand Strand's most visually spectacular course — Ken Tomlinson's 1990 design sits on a peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, named Best New Course by both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine simultaneously.
Five holes along the Intracoastal Waterway, Mediterranean-style clubhouse, wide Bermuda fairways, and some of Myrtle Beach's most breathtaking coastal scenery — Grande Dunes is the Grand Strand's most elegant resort golf experience.
Arnold Palmer's most celebrated Grand Strand design — famous for 'The Gambler,' a daring par-5 with an island fairway that has made King's North one of the most talked-about holes in Myrtle Beach golf since 1996.
PGA Tour-caliber golf at its finest — Tom Fazio's 1999 design in Murrells Inlet hosted the Senior PGA Championship and is home to the Dustin Johnson Golf School, featuring tight fairways, signature water carries, and immaculate conditioning year-round.
Myrtle Beach has over 100 courses and hundreds of stay-and-play packages. Let Go2MB help you plan the perfect golf getaway with the right courses, the right hotel, and the right price.