Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Breathtaking antebellum setting draped in Spanish moss — consistently rated among the best in the South.

Sister course to Caledonia, equally gorgeous with a classic Lowcountry feel and Mike Strantz design.

Nick Price design on the Intracoastal Waterway — arguably the most upscale and polished course in Myrtle Beach.

Arnold Palmer design frequently ranked among the best courses in the area — famous for the island-green par-5 6th.

Official tour stop with excellent conditioning and resort-level facilities throughout.

Davis Love III design with sweeping Intracoastal views — one of the top layouts in all of Myrtle Beach.

Tom Fazio's demanding Barefoot layout featuring dramatic elevation changes uncommon in the Grand Strand.

Greg Norman design — bold, risk-reward golf with wide landing areas and aggressive green complexes.

Pete Dye's signature creativity on full display — water everywhere and the toughest test at Barefoot.

Links-inspired design modeled after Scotland's heathland tracks — a unique and beloved course on the Grand Strand.

Pete Dye design at Legends with plenty of water, waste areas, and his trademark intimidation tactics.

Dramatic layout on a peninsula between the Intracoastal Waterway and Cherry Grove Inlet — stunning water views on nearly every hole.

The third course in the Legends family — a classic parkland design with tree-lined fairways and a different feel from the Heathland and Moorland layouts.

Jack Nicklaus design winding through lush Lowcountry landscape and tidal salt marshes.

Hidden gem near Calabash, NC with immaculate Bermuda fairways and a classic Lowcountry feel.

The companion to King's North at Myrtle Beach National — a solid Arnold Palmer design with a more traditional feel and great value.

The third course at Myrtle Beach National — a fun, player-friendly layout with water in play on several holes and solid value.

Tim Cate design near Sunset Beach with dramatic waste areas and beautiful Carolina wetland scenery.

Classic Rees Jones design with towering oaks and a welcoming pace — one of the Grand Strand's great values.