Myrtle Beach Golf News & Updates

The first full week of January brought sunny skies, outstanding golf weather and a slew of Myrtle Beach golf courses showing off some eye-popping conditions. Check them out in this week’s compilation of the Grand Strand golf scene’s top Instagram posts.

World renowned golf instructor Hank Haney had a blast filming with Charlie Rymer at Pawleys Plantation, as part of production for the debut episode of “Ridin’ with Rymer” presented by Myrtle Beach Golf Trips. Check out these behind-the-scenes photos, and be sure to watch Episode 1.

The debut of the highly anticipated Web series “Ridin’ with Rymer” is here! Join Charlie Rymer and his guest, world renowned golf instructor Hank Haney, as they talk golf and life and share many laughs as they make their way around the Jack Nicklaus-designed Pawleys Plantation Golf & Country Club.

“Ridin’ with Rymer” presented by Myrtle Beach Golf Trips debuts tomorrow, and we’ve got a sneak peek of what you can expect in Charlie Rymer’s new show. Here, Charlie chats it up with his Episode 1 guest, world-renowned golf instructor Hank Haney, at Pawleys Plantation!

As most golf courses throughout the Southeast region offer great playing conditions in the winter and early spring months through a “contouring” effect (green fairways, greens and tee boxes, producing a visual contrast with dormant Bermudagrass rough), 19 Myrtle Beach-area designs have taken the extra step to “Go Green” in 2019-2020.

Hear from Project Golf spokesperson Charlie Rymer and Doug Smith, 2019 chair of the Heritage Classic Foundation’s Congressional Cup, on how the two charitable entities are working together to help others in need in South Carolina.

World renowned golf instructor Hank Haney will be the featured guest in the Jan. 8 launch episode of “Ridin’ with Rymer” presented by Myrtle Beach Golf Trips, a new video series hosted by popular golf media personality Charlie Rymer and appearing on MyrtleBeachGolfTrips.com and PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com.

The world’s top junior golfers are set to square off Feb. 28 – March 1, 2020 at the 5th Annual Dustin Johnson World Junior Golf Championship at TPC Myrtle Beach. With past fields representing as many as 35 states and 12 countries, the strength of the 2020 edition of the Dustin Johnson World Junior once more reflects a formidable worldwide base of contenders.

Today’s visit to the archives takes us back to May 31, 1948, where in this photo we see a meeting taking place at Chapin’s Cabin to organize the corporation for building what would soon become the Grand Strand’s most renowned golf venue, The Dunes Golf & Beach Club.

Two Grand Strand golf instructors, Allen Terrell and Meredith Kirk, have been named by Golf Digest among South Carolina’s honorees in its “Best Teachers in Your State” list for 2019-2020.

In the buildup to this year’s event we got some insight on what went into it, and why the head pros from Pine Lakes, Legends Golf Club and Long Bay Golf Club have been involved. When all was said and done, a group of philanthropic golf professionals from throughout the Grand Strand had succeeded in reaching a new fundraising milestone to benefit Folds of Honor.

In 36 years of being part of the world’s largest golf tournament, we’ve seen our share of exciting moments. One of them happened this year, when a European visitor electrified the crowd at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center with one putt.

The early returns on Project Golf’s maiden voyage in program services have come with rave reviews. “Introduction to Golf” brought some 200 new golfers into the game in 2019, with an unbridled enthusiasm and desire for continued growth.

Of the teams and players that made their mark in the Myrtle Beach Regional of the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship, no one would go on to make a bigger splash in the golf world this year than Collin Morikawa.

From the depths of a life-threatening ordeal that required seven surgeries in nine months and dozens of rounds of radiation treatment, Hugh Royer III rose from his cancer battle to return to the golf scene in 2019 – including as a competitor, where the former PGA TOUR player took part in multiple senior tour events including the U.S. Senior Open Qualifier.