Myrtle Beach Golf News

Play Golf Myrtle Beach is excited to announce the return of The Q at Myrtle Beach, a groundbreaking competition that merges the fast-growing influence of YouTube golf creators with the biggest events in the sport. Now in its third year, the made-for-YouTube competitive series provides a unique pathway for some of the game’s most popular golf creators to play their way into a PGA TOUR event.

The momentum behind the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic continues to build in a big way, and the latest round of announcements makes it clear that 2026 is shaping up to be the biggest and most exciting edition yet.

This week, the Play Golf Myrtle Beach team took to the skies at Legends Resort to capture a stunning aerial look at one of Myrtle Beach’s most beloved golf destinations. Home to the Moorland, Parkland, and Heathland courses, Legends continues to impress with exceptional course conditions and three uniquely different playing experiences all in one location.

Known for their creativity, competitiveness, and love for the game, the Bryan Bros have built a brand that resonates with golfers of all levels. And at the center of their story is a place that has been part of their journey from the very beginning: Myrtle Beach.

When you think about Myrtle Beach and the game of golf, it’s impossible not to think about the impact of Wesley Bryan and George Bryan. Here are some of the Bryan Bros’ favorite courses across the Myrtle Beach area — each with a story that makes it special.

If you’re planning a spring golf trip to Myrtle Beach, Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country Club should absolutely be on your radar. Tucked just 20 minutes from the heart of the Grand Strand in Sunset Beach, this 27-hole facility delivers a laid-back coastal vibe, player-friendly design, and the kind of value that makes it easy to add to any itinerary.

The stage is set for the final chapter of this year’s Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship. The Championship Round on Friday, September 4 will be held at the Grande Dunes Resort Course — one of the premier courses in Myrtle Beach.

Spring is officially in full swing at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, and there may be no better place along the Grand Strand to see the season come to life. Last Friday, Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s Social Media & Content Manager, David Williams, paid a visit to the award-winning layout and captured the course in peak early-spring form.

College golf returned to The Dunes Golf & Beach Club this week, and the Michael A. Marino Classic once again proved why it’s one of the premier spring events on the collegiate calendar.

A Myrtle Beach golf trip isn’t just about the rounds you play. Sometimes the most memorable moments happen before the first tee shot or after the final putt — sitting in the clubhouse with a great meal and reliving the day.

Every year, thousands of golfers make the trip to Myrtle Beach for one of the most unique experiences in the game: the Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship.

With 3,000 participants playing across dozens of Myrtle Beach’s best courses, the World Am is the largest amateur golf tournament in the world. But ask anyone who has played in it, and they’ll tell you the same thing: It’s about more than golf.

With more than 80 golf courses along the Grand Strand, narrowing down a list of favorite holes is almost impossible. Every layout in Myrtle Beach seems to have at least one moment where you step onto the tee and think, this is why I love playing here.

Golfers from around the world will soon have their chance to secure a spot in the 43rd Annual Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship, as registration officially opens March 18.

Play Golf Myrtle Beach’s David Williams took to the skies this past weekend, capturing stunning drone footage of TPC Myrtle Beach during the Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship—and the course has never looked better.