The Q at Myrtle Beach

“The Q at Myrtle Beach,” a groundbreaking competition that blends traditional golf with innovative digital storytelling, is set to return in 2025, offering 16 players the opportunity to earn a sponsor exemption into the PGA TOUR’s Myrtle Beach Classic.

The PGA TOUR has recognized the Myrtle Beach Classic with the “Best-In-Class Element” award for its innovative and groundbreaking feature, “The Q at Myrtle Beach.” This accolade places the inaugural Classic among the standout events of the TOUR’s 2024 season, recognizing its exceptional creativity, audience engagement and impact on the game.

It’s hard to believe it’s already July! It seems like just yesterday we were dragging our groggy selves back to the office after the Christmas/New Year’s break. This year has already been a wild one in our world of Myrtle Beach golf, and we wanted to run through a few key moments from 2024 in case you missed it.

As the winner of The Q at Myrtle Beach earned a coveted spot in the PGA TOUR’s Grand Strand debut at the Myrtle Beach Classic, this one-of-a-kind qualifying competition produced indelible memories recorded not only in video, but by the world-class photography of Jeremy Freeman. Join us for a visual tour of the top moments captured at TPC Myrtle Beach by Jeremy’s lens.

Sixteen golfers. One dream. 

George Bryan, Matt Atkins, Luke Kwon, Tyler Watts, Peter Finch, Micah Morris, Jay Card III, Grant Horvat, Fat Perez, Turk Pettit, and more face off at TPC Myrtle Beach for a chance to play on the PGA TOUR.

It’s time to see what happens. You won’t believe how this one ends. Buckle up!

Peter Finch began his golf journey as a driving range teacher in England. Now, he is one shot away from the PGA TOUR. This is his story.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

George Bryan’s path in golf is a fascinating one, with many turns. Everything he has done has been to help him achieve one goal: making it to the PGA TOUR.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

A national champion at Clemson, Turk Pettit is trying to become the first player to make it back to the PGA TOUR from LIV. Can he do it?

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

If you’re a fan of YouTube golf, chances are you know Grant Horvat, from the Good Good days to playing matches against Jon Rahm with the Bryan Brothers. Now, he gets his one chance to play on the PGA TOUR.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

By way of Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club, Ryan Wilkinson has the entire Myrtle Beach community behind him. How did he get into The Q? We’ll let him tell that story.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

What would a win at The Q at Myrtle Beach mean to Matt Atkins? Everything. Atkins has been grinding on the pro scene for years now. Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR, and anything that he can play in. Is he the favorite?

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

Luke Kwon has been all over the game of golf – from the University of Oklahoma to the Latin America Tour, and now in the YouTube golf world. Kwon’s goal for The Q? Win. At all costs.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s YouTube Channel.

From the accounting world to the YouTube golf space, the Fat Perez story is a fascinating one that deserves to be told. He’s one of 16 golfers vying for a once-in-a-lifetime shot at a PGA TOUR event.

Watch The Q at Myrtle Beach, April 23rd on the Play Golf Myrtle Beach YouTube Channel.

Ryan Wilkinson, PGA Professional at Shaftesbury Glen Golf & Fish Club, shot a 2-under par 70 at Wachesaw Plantation East to win an 18-hole shootout and earn a spot in “The Q at Myrtle Beach.”