Myrtle Beach Golf News

The sun is shining, the fairways are flawless, and the summer golf season in Myrtle Beach is officially in full swing! As temperatures rise along the Grand Strand, so does the excitement — and this past week, the Myrtle Beach golf community once again showed out in a big way on social media. Thank you for playing, thank you for sharing, and thank you for showing the world why there’s no better place to tee it up than right here in Myrtle Beach. Let’s check out all of the action from our friends on Facebook and Instagram!

This week, Jim Maggio took to the skies in the heart of Myrtle Beach to explore the Open and Championship nines at World Tour Golf Links. These images showcase just a few of the many examples of the type of scenic welcome mat that’s here to greet you right now when you arrive in “The Golf Capital of the World!”

Myrtle Beach is the game’s most popular destination so naturally some of the area’s most prominent golf package company’s share the area’s moniker. While it may be difficult to differentiate between the various companies with Myrtle Beach in their name, here are two that are certainly worth getting to know.

Summer may just be getting into full swing, but it’s never too early to think about the kids getting back to class – and you getting to go on your long-anticipated fall golf getaway! Caledonia Golf Vacations’ Back to School Golf Getaway is one of several vacation packages  it offers that allows you to play four rounds on two Mike Strantz masterpieces – True Blue Golf Club and Caledonia Golf & Fish Club – in any combination you like!

He’s back for another go at earning a coveted spot in a PGA TOUR event, and like last year’s effort at “The Q at Myrtle Beach,” Fat Perez of Bob Does Sports was in for a wild ride. Join us as one of YouTube golf’s most popular personalities takes us through his quest to play in the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, shot by shot, with Bobby Fairways once more on the bag.

What better way to kick off a great week of Grand Strand golf than with the latest edition of the Myrtle Beach Golf Report? Kyle and David are back to cover the latest and greatest, including some updated info and perspective on the 2025 World Am, the latest golf course rankings from a prominent national publication, and more!

As always, the Myrtle Beach Golf Report is powered by Play Golf Myrtle Beach. Watch here, or be sure to tune in wherever you get your podcasts!

Join us on a one-of-a-kind video tour of one of the Grand Strand’s most popular and requested designs: Tom Jackson and Raymond Floyd’s Arrowhead Country Club, a superbly conditioned track that has become a staple of many returning golfers’ golf trip itineraries.

Whether it’s a morning dew-swept round or a golden hour finish, golfers this week have been treated to postcard-worthy conditions on nearly every hole they play. As seen through the eyes of this week’s Facebook and Instagram posters, the Myrtle Beach golf community continues to prove this isn’t just a destination — it’s a lifestyle! Stay tuned for more updates as we head into another memorable stretch of Grand Strand golf. The weather’s warm, the courses are calling, and “The Golf Capital of the World” is in peak form. We’ll see you on the fairways!

This week, David Williams took to the skies in the heart of Myrtle Beach to explore both the PineHills and Palmetto courses at Myrtlewood Golf Club. These images showcase just a few of the many examples of the type of scenic welcome mat that’s here to greet you right now when you arrive in “The Golf Capital of the World!”

U.S. Open Weekend is almost always Father’s Day Weekend, with this year being no exception. And as we track the action at Oakmont, we’re reminded of the special bonds that golf can create between a father and son. Join us here as we look back on how that came to be for Josh Giovino and his dad, and how this return Myrtle Beach golf trip with buddies brought compelling closure for Josh as he coped with his father’s recent passing.

Twelve Myrtle Beach-area designs have been named among Golfweek’s Best 2025 in the Carolinas, with The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and True Blue Golf Club once more earning three of South Carolina’s top five selections and Thistle Golf Club earning high honors in North Carolina.

After your next round, Palmetto Pointe Pizza in Myrtle Beach is the latest new restaurant with a menu selection that will have you coming back for more. The Play Golf Myrtle Beach team paid a visit to check out their specialty pie that everyone’s been raving about. And they weren’t disappointed.

From spacious four and five bedroom villas to condos with breathtaking ocean views, the lodging options at North Beach Resort & Villas are tailor-made for golfers. Their expert golf directors can assist you in booking your spring golf package.

He came ever so close in last year’s inaugural edition of “The Q at Myrtle Beach,” and this year George Bryan IV is back to document his latest quest for a coveted spot in the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic. He feels good coming in, and once more he’s got Dad on the bag – and mic’d up this time!  Join George here as he takes you through their experience at TPC Myrtle Beach, shot by shot.

In part two of his six-part instruction series on using ground forces to help your swing, Classic Swing Golf School’s Ted Frick is here to demonstrate three of his favorite exercises to help condition yourself to use those ground forces effectively in your lateral movement.