Myrtle Beach Golf News

As Steve Dresser of the Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club in Pawleys Island, S.C. shows us, the underhand toss of a ball is the simplest way to show you that you can properly swing a golf club, too. See what he’s talking about in this helpful video demonstration!

Join us for a one-of-a-kind video tour of one of the Grand Strand’s most requested and popular designs: the centrally-located Palmetto Course at Myrtlewood Golf Club, scenically situated along the Intracoastal Waterway.

Last week, Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Jim Maggio took to the skies at the Mike Strantz-designed True Blue Golf Club, to capture hole-by-hole imagery of the popular design’s front nine holes. The images he captured along the way showcase just a few of the many examples of the type of warm welcome mat that’s here to greet you right now when you arrive in The Golf Capital of the World®!

Who’s ready for more fall golf fun in The Golf Capital of the World®? Thanks to our friends on Instagram, we’re seeing plenty of it in action already throughout the Myrtle Beach golf scene. Let’s take a look at what they’ve been up to this past week!

As it gets into full swing with group bookings this fall, Birdie Houses has officially launched in Myrtle Beach as the newest premium lodging option for your next golf getaway.

Play Golf Myrtle Beach got its first in-person look Wednesday at the property, and if the pictures and video we captured yesterday are any indication, you’re in for a truly revolutionary, one-of-a-kind golf vacation experience!

Numerous communities comprise the Grand Strand and some, such as Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island, attract a disproportionate share of the attention. Just be sure not to overlook Little River. The waterfront community is the last outpost in the Palmetto State before golfers cross into North Carolina, and it’s home to three courses that leave players with smiles on their faces.

This year’s ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, Myrtle Beach’s first and only PGA TOUR event, generated a total economic impact of $15.8 million, up from last year’s $15.4 million, to considerably bolster the area’s economy, increasing tax revenues for public services and supporting local jobs.

Specializing in travel packages for its Canadian friends, MyrtleBeachGolf.ca makes their Grand Strand golf dreams a reality with expert knowledge, friendly service and custom package options to suit any size or type of travel group. See what they have in store for your next getaway!

The Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corporation (MBREDC) and Golf Tourism Solutions (GTS) are proud to announce a strategic partnership aimed at positioning Myrtle Beach as the destination of choice for existing, new, and emerging golf-centric businesses that make up the $101.7 billion domestic golf industry seeking a corporate home.

Ryan Fox accepted the winner’s trophy at the 2025 ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, but he wasn’t the only winner at the area’s second-year PGA TOUR event, which again showcased The Dunes Golf & Beach Club as a worthy host site. In addition, nine local charities shared $225,000, with seven of those receiving at least $26,750.

Join us on a majestic sightseeing tour of one of the Grand Strand’s north end cornerstone tracks: the Gene Hamm-designed Eagle Nest Golf Club in Little River, S.C.

Pinecrest High School (Southern Pines, NC) capped two rounds of stellar play with a 19-under par finish, and was the only team to finish 36 holes in red figures in earning a resounding victory Saturday at  the Style Driver Girls High School Palmetto Tournament of Champions at Tradition Golf Club in Pawleys Island, SC.

Thirteen high school girls golf teams from throughout the Carolinas teed it up Friday in the first round of the Style Driver Girls High School Palmetto Tournament of Champions at Tradition Golf Club in Pawleys Island, SC. Check out Joe Novak’s photos from the day’s action!

Who’s ready for fall golf fun in The Golf Capital of the World®? Thanks to our friends on Instagram, we’re seeing plenty of it in action already throughout the Myrtle Beach golf scene. Let’s take a look at what they’ve been up to this past week!

Last week, Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Jim Maggio took to the skies at the Gene Hamm-designed Burning Ridge Golf Club to capture hole-by-hole imagery of the popular design’s front nine holes. The images he captured along the way showcase just a few of the many examples of the type of warm welcome mat that’s here to greet you right now when you arrive in The Golf Capital of the World®!